Cloud Control, Compromised: How Identity Gaps Trigger the Biggest Breaches

In 2024, IBM found that 82 percent of breaches touched data stored in the cloud and cost an average of $5.17 million when public‑cloud assets were hit (secureframe.comibm.com). Almost every one of those incidents started the same way: an attacker slipped through an identity crack. a mis‑scoped role, a neglected key, or an over‑privileged token and owned the…

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The 60-Second Breach: Why Real-Time Detection Isn’t Optional Anymore

How long does it take to compromise a network? If you’re imagining hours or even days of slow, stealthy movement, think again. Today’s cyberattacks are fast. Really fast. Many unfold in less than a minute from initial access to data exfiltration or ransomware deployment. That’s the 60-second breach. And if your detection and response capabilities…

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Is Your Cloud a Trojan Horse? What SaaS Exploits Teach Us About Modern Risk

The software isn’t malicious. The infrastructure is sound. The vendor is reputable. And yet, someone just exfiltrated sensitive data through your cloud-based app. Welcome to the new threat frontier: SaaS application exploitation, where trusted tools are used in untrusted ways. The SaaS DilemmaBusinesses have embraced SaaS platforms for their scalability, accessibility, and ease of integration.…

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Vishing and Help Desk Hacks: The Human Weakness You Can’t Ignore

What happens when the attacker doesn’t need malware, just a convincing voice? Vishing (voice phishing) and social engineering are experiencing a dangerous resurgence, fueled by human psychology, AI-generated scripts, and an over-reliance on trust. These attacks bypass firewalls, antivirus, and endpoint protections because they target the one variable tech can’t fully control: people. The Modern…

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