This year we find that cyber debt continues to build with GenAI, rise of machine identities, and increasing third- and fourth-party risks. This growth in vulnerable identities, boosted by the ongoing AI transformation and pervasive cloud computing, is a here-and-now threat ready to be exploited by bad actors with the AI-powered ability to execute at scale. Perhaps the only thing more disturbing than the emergence of deepfake videos is our collective overconfidence that we won’t be fooled by them.

In this report, nearly half of organizations anticipate a threefold increase in the total number of identities, with machine identities squarely in the driver’s seat (but largely under-secured and over-privileged). This growth in vulnerable identities, boosted by the ongoing AI transformation and pervasive cloud computing, is a here-and-now threat ready to be exploited by bad actors with the AI-powered ability to execute at scale. In the last 12 months, 93% of organizations suffered two or more identity-related breaches.

Our new report examines how the interplay of all these factors will result in increased attacker opportunity. Indeed, as adversaries embrace artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance and scale their identity based attacks, security teams are being asked to do more with less as budget cuts widen existing skills and resource gaps.

Recommendations for securing and managing privileged credentials used by enterprise applications

This paper seeks to help organizations understand that Microsoft Azure (Azure) has a lot more to offer than cost savings. Enterprises with the highest levels of cloud adoption, typically, not only completely re-architect their applications, but also take advantage of automation to streamline the entire development and deployment process. They adopt DevOps pipelines and use CI/CD (continuous integration and continuous delivery) tools with the objective of nimbly meeting customer and business needs.

In 2017, the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) updated its list of mitigation strategies designed to help organisations reduce the risk of unauthorised access and minimise the exposure of sensitive information in case of a breach. In this new version, the directorate extended its core policies known as the Top 4 to encompass eight essential mitigation strategies. This paper seeks to provide assistance with privileged access security under these new guidelines.

This report provides helpful advice on how to secure Cloud Assets on Amazon’s Web Services.

This eBook provides information based on a 2017 survey that reveals the power of identity governance and privileged access security.

DevOps and security leaders recognize that DevOps requires a fresh approach to security that mitigates risk and uncertainty without impairing velocity. This e-book presents six guiding principles for enabling DevOps security at scale.

The series will show you how to take practical steps to aid your organization in meeting GDPR requirements for protecting personal data.

This ebook lays out several examples of how to effectively secure your cloud workloads.

This is a handy and simple guide for helping individuals understand and implement Privileged Access Security.

This report provides insight into Australian Data Breach Protocol.

The 10th annual CyberArk Global Advanced Threat Landscape Survey 2016, themed “Cyber Security: Past, Present & Future,” examines whether global enterprises are learning and applying lessons as a result of years of highly publicized cyber attacks, and how security priorities and decision making are being impacted.

The CyberArk Advanced Threat Landscape 2018 annual report is the 11th of its kind and will be released in three parts. This is part one, focusing on how privileged account security is incorporated into DevOps processes.

What do business leaders make of security? How do they perceive its practice and importance? Where are the gaps between business and security leaders? Part two of the CyberArk Global Advanced Threat Landscape Report 2018 explores these issues via responses from individuals including IT security decision-makers and line of business owners, from organizations ranging in size from 500 employees to 5,000 or more workers.

According to the 11th annual CyberArk Global Advanced Threat Landscape Report, while organizations face diverse, dynamic and increasingly damaging cyber security threats, many remain hamstrung by inertia and uncertainty. This is the third and final installment of the 2018 report, which is the result of responses from 1,300 IT professionals, business leaders, application developers and DevOps practitioners from seven countries.

The series will show you how to take practical steps to aid your organization in meeting GDPR requirements for protecting personal data.

The series will show you how to take practical steps to aid your organization in meeting GDPR requirements for protecting personal data.

This eBook outlines the who, what, why and how of the insider threat to expose risks you may not be considering, and provides guidance to help you prevent and detect these costly attacks.

This paper provides an in-depth look at current cryptominer trends and the technology behind Monero. Additionally, it explores the projected attack methods that threat actors are likely to adopt, as well as tactics and best practices that security teams can utilize to keep themselves on the right side of this emerging cat-and-mouse game.