8 of the top 10 data breaches of 2023 were related to application attack surfaces. This report synthesizes data collected from a survey of application security professionals to reflect the current state of application security, condensing the findings into 8 key takeaways. Download now to learn more.
Despite the obvious benefits of identity security, many organizations are running into challenges due to more third parties engaging and more workloads to manage. This can leave companies vulnerable and more open to attacks across their environments. Access this report to learn more.
Secure your data in cloud and SaaS apps with IBM Guardium DSPM. Automate discovery and classification of sensitive data, monitor for threats, and minimize compliance risks. Download this product overview to learn more.
Microsoft Defender for Business brings enterprise-grade security to SMBs with cross-platform protection, endpoint detection and response, and vulnerability management. Learn how this solution can help secure your organization's devices and data.
Discover how TeamViewer's Secure Attended Access feature enables instant remote support, reduces downtime, and increases customer satisfaction for OEMs and manufacturers. Learn more by reading the full solution brief.
Comprehensive endpoint protection safeguards Apple, Windows, and Android devices against new and evolving threats. Learn how Jamf's defense-in-depth strategy and purpose-built solutions can secure your modern device fleet and mitigate security risks. Read the blog to discover more.
As work environments shift to the cloud, identity security is critical to mitigate cyber threats. Discover how to automate access controls, leverage AI to detect risks, and streamline risk prevention in this in-depth e-book. Read the full guide to build a stronger, more resilient defense.
USB flash drives and other USB-connected data storage devices offer a simple way of making data more portable and more easily transferrable. However, their use presents security risks that must be addressed. Apart from increasing the risk of data theft, they have often been used to transfer malware, sometimes with disastrous results.
