CISA orders federal agencies to secure their Microsoft cloud environments

The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued a binding operational directive (BOD 25-01) requiring federal civilian agencies to secure their (Microsoft) cloud environments. About the CISA BOD 25-01 directive The Implementin… Continue reading CISA orders federal agencies to secure their Microsoft cloud environments

Cloud Threat Landscape Report: AI-generated attacks low for the cloud

For the last couple of years, a lot of attention has been placed on the evolutionary state of artificial intelligence (AI) technology and its impact on cybersecurity. In many industries, the risks associated with AI-generated attacks are still present and concerning, especially with the global average of data breach costs increasing by 10% from last […]

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CISA delivers new directive to agencies on securing cloud environments

The cyber agency’s SCuBA guidelines were developed after pilots with 13 agencies and continue a post-SolarWinds cloud strategy.

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Cloud threat report: Possible trend in cloud credential “oversaturation”

For years now, the dark web has built and maintained its own evolving economy, supported by the acquisition and sales of stolen data, user login credentials and business IP. But much like any market today, the dark web economy is subject to supply and demand. A recent X-Force Cloud Threat Landscape Report has shed light […]

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