Said Mohit Tiwari, the company’s co-founder and CEO: “Given that so many organizations are moving to the cloud, this is a once in a generation opportunity to reset security so it’s answering questions about data. Our goal is to map data and track data flows – at scale."
While government agencies and standards bodies are racing to test and vet new quantum resistant algorithms for widespread consumption, a small but growing industry of vendors has popped up offering to sell such protections to the broader public. What should potential buyers make of such offerings?
This week in the Security Weekly News: Aaran Leyland guest hosts and talks Oddball, BDSM Videos, iPhone wifi hacks, South Korea, Russia, Carnival, and Google. All this and the returning Expert Commentary of Jason Wood!
Preventing breaches begins with understanding and protecting your attack surface. For most enterprises, their attack surface is huge. To help wrangle it, security professionals have struggled for years to use tools such as network mapper (nmap) or vulnerability scanners to discover and test the security of internet-exposed assets; these typically present a path of least […]
