Manufacturing’s Cloud Migration Opens Door to Major Cyber-Risk
Threatpost
MARCH 25, 2021
New research shows that while all sectors are at risk, 70 percent of manufacturing apps have vulnerabilities.
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MY TAKE: CASBs help companies meet ‘shared responsibility’ for complex, rising cloud risks
The Last Watchdog
OCTOBER 10, 2019
CASBs, a term coined by tech industry consultancy Gartner, first cropped about seven years ago to help organizations enforce security and governance policies as they commenced, in earnest, their march into the cloud. Still, the added complexities of cloud migration translated into fresh tiers of wide-open attack vectors.
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