Partner Perspectives

The shared responsibility model was good enough to cover the first years of the cloud revolution, but the model is showing its limitations. Shared fate is a more mature model for the future of cloud security.

Sports teams, major leagues, global sporting associations, and entertainment venues are all home to valuable personal and business data. Here's how to keep them safe.

In multicloud environments, security challenges are most common at the connecting points between different clouds. Internal cloud security skill sets and cloud-native security tools are also key.

By securing access to code and running scans against all code changes, developers can better prevent — and detect — potential risks and vulnerabilities.

Proper planning is an essential part of reducing security and compliance risks before, during, and after a migration to a new cloud environment. 

Iranian threat actors are combining offensive network ops with messaging and amplification to manipulate targets' perceptions and behavior. Here are three examples.

Protecting the spaces where private, public, and hybrid clouds meet users' technologies requires a cloud-centric approach.

By integrating detection response with information and event management, organizations can move beyond protective controls and harden their defenses.

By integrating XDR and SIEM, security professionals can automate correlation and prioritization of alerts across a broad swath of security infrastructure.

By combining these leading-edge tools, security professionals can amplify the impact of their security strategies.

Email fraud is a confidence game that costs the economy billions. An effective defense takes technology and vigilance.

With the right collaboration among employers, educators, and policymakers, we can come together to create a more secure environment for all. 

As cloud adoption grows, organizations need to rethink their approaches to securing hybrid cloud and multicloud environments.

Infrastructure as code lets organizations manage cloud infrastructure with the same versioning, testing, and automation processes they use for application code.

More connectivity means more potential ways into your enterprise, so securing every main attack surface is imperative.