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Critical Vulnerabilities Discovered in Automated Tank Gauge Systems
Bitsight TRACE explores several critical vulnerabilities discovered in ATG systems and their inherent risk when exposed to the Internet.
As more IT resources shift to cloud service providers, it becomes increasingly complex to get a full digital footprint picture. See how Bitsight helps.
For the first time, cloud security breaches and incidents are more commonplace than on-premises attacks. According to the 2021 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR), in 2020, 73% of cyberattacks involved cloud assets, compared to only 27% in the previous year.
Consider these three best practices for mapping your digital footprint and using these insights to better assess cyber risk and drive continuous improvement in your security program.
As cyberattacks against cloud services and infrastructure increase, follow these best practices to improve your cloud security posture management.
Cloud computing is not new to the cyber world; it’s here to stay. Web services are common in our everyday lives and workplaces, with things like Facebook, Salesforce, JIRA, Adobe, and GSuite all falling into the cloud-based category. But who is responsible for breaches in the cloud data, the service provider or the organization using their services?
Learn how to identify and mitigate digital transformation risks—internally and across your software supply chain.
Learn how to reduce exposure and manage cybersecurity risk across your expanding digital infrastructure.
Bitsight is partnering with Google Cloud to provide customers with a centralized repository of Google Cloud questionnaires, certifications, and documentation, now available through Bitsight Vendor Risk Management. Learn more about the partnership in our blog.
Spurred by the pandemic and a need for greater collaboration and business efficiency, cloud adoption is soaring. According to the Flexera 2021 State of the Cloud Report, spending on cloud services this year is predicted to be higher than ever.
Oftentimes, security managers fall into the trap of believing that a large or commonly used cloud services organization is safe to have connected to their network. Cloud services providers aren’t immune to bad actors targeting their network, and in reality can expose extremely sensitive information when they are targeted.
As the number and costs of cyber-attacks and data breaches continue to rise, more money is being thrown at the problem. IDC projects that by 2022, organizations will spend $133.8 billion to protect their IT infrastructures against cybersecurity threats.