In today's multi-cloud environment, you can't secure what you can't see

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For organizations to win the ever-growing fight against increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks, business leaders need innovative multicloud solutions that enable customers to connect and protect any workload in any location via SaaS applications. On-premises security protocols of the past had to evolve to meet the IT needs of 10 years ago, and now cloud security must catch up to the reality of today's hybrid workforce.

The adoption of tools such as Salesforce, Slack, Google Workspace and Zoom has only accelerated during the pandemic, with organizations with more than 1,000 employees using an average of over 150 SaaS applications. The need to protect the most critical cloud applications from cyberattacks is more prevalent than ever – and it's not going away anytime soon. With this in mind, business leaders are under pressure to ensure safety protocols, budgets and preparations are in place.

Security and IT teams need more visibility

A recent report showed that 94% of businesses depend on cloud services and SaaS applications to operate in today's hybrid workforce and store sensitive data. When a single app is hacked, all of an organization's apps – and the sensitive data that underpins them – become available to cybercriminals. We saw it with the recent GitHub breach, and it won't be the last time bad actors breached an organization's critical infrastructure through a single application. There is a shared responsibility that must be recognized between SaaS application vendors and security teams within the organizations deploying the applications to ensure visibility of all network activity.

To stop these growing threats, security and IT teams need greater visibility into the current work environment that others cannot see. If they can't see what tools are being used or who has access to them, they won't be able to secure the network. We've seen massive cloud adoption over the past five years, and now we need to bring visibility with it. It is important not to forget the basics of security. As a decision maker, you made the right decision to move to the cloud; now you need to make sure the environment is secure.

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register here Organizations need to prepare for increased lateral movement

According to our recent survey, lateral movement was observed in 25% of all attacks, with cybercriminals leveraging everything from file storage applications (46%) to enterprise communication platforms (41 %) to dig into the networks. A comprehensive threat intelligence solution is needed to protect enterprises against threats targeting the applications and tools their businesses depend on to operate.

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