Abhishek joins Ashish Rajan from the Cloud Security Podcast to discuss why email breaches still happen. In their conversation, they cover the critical aspects of threat management and posture management across Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. Listen or watch to get a deeper dive into why you need a focused approach towards securing this often-overlooked segment of our digital infrastructure management.
Abhishek joins Ashish Rajan from the Cloud Security Podcast to discuss why email breaches still happen. In their conversation, they cover the critical aspects of threat management and posture management across Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. Listen or watch to get a deeper dive into why you need a focused approach towards securing this often-overlooked segment of our digital infrastructure management.
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Material's January updates simplify security investigations by making search simpler and connecting disparate risks across the cloud workspace for faster triage.
Material's January updates simplify security investigations by making search simpler and connecting disparate risks across the cloud workspace for faster triage.
Material's January updates simplify security investigations by making search simpler and connecting disparate risks across the cloud workspace for faster triage.
Material's January updates simplify security investigations by making search simpler and connecting disparate risks across the cloud workspace for faster triage.
To make Zero Trust real in 2026, security must extend the "assume breach" mindset beyond the login screen to data at rest and machine identities within the cloud workspace to minimize the blast radius of inevitable compromises.
To make Zero Trust real in 2026, security must extend the "assume breach" mindset beyond the login screen to data at rest and machine identities within the cloud workspace to minimize the blast radius of inevitable compromises.
To make Zero Trust real in 2026, security must extend the "assume breach" mindset beyond the login screen to data at rest and machine identities within the cloud workspace to minimize the blast radius of inevitable compromises.
To make Zero Trust real in 2026, security must extend the "assume breach" mindset beyond the login screen to data at rest and machine identities within the cloud workspace to minimize the blast radius of inevitable compromises.
To make Zero Trust real in 2026, security must extend the "assume breach" mindset beyond the login screen to data at rest and machine identities within the cloud workspace to minimize the blast radius of inevitable compromises.
Learn how to mitigate the risk posted by calendar invitation attacks against Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 accounts.
Learn how to mitigate the risk posted by calendar invitation attacks against Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 accounts.
Learn how to mitigate the risk posted by calendar invitation attacks against Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 accounts.
Learn how to mitigate the risk posted by calendar invitation attacks against Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 accounts.
Learn how to mitigate the risk posted by calendar invitation attacks against Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 accounts.
Building security tools in-house is seductive but often leads to costly, resource-draining tech debt, making buying a customizable platform the smarter choice unless the problem involves unique trust issues, an unserved market, or highly specialized environment logic.
Building security tools in-house is seductive but often leads to costly, resource-draining tech debt, making buying a customizable platform the smarter choice unless the problem involves unique trust issues, an unserved market, or highly specialized environment logic.
Building security tools in-house is seductive but often leads to costly, resource-draining tech debt, making buying a customizable platform the smarter choice unless the problem involves unique trust issues, an unserved market, or highly specialized environment logic.
Building security tools in-house is seductive but often leads to costly, resource-draining tech debt, making buying a customizable platform the smarter choice unless the problem involves unique trust issues, an unserved market, or highly specialized environment logic.
Building security tools in-house is seductive but often leads to costly, resource-draining tech debt, making buying a customizable platform the smarter choice unless the problem involves unique trust issues, an unserved market, or highly specialized environment logic.
Material elevates Account Takeover (ATO) detection beyond basic IP logging by integrating real-time network intelligence from Spur, instantly differentiating legitimate remote work from sophisticated proxy-based attacks.
Material elevates Account Takeover (ATO) detection beyond basic IP logging by integrating real-time network intelligence from Spur, instantly differentiating legitimate remote work from sophisticated proxy-based attacks.
Material elevates Account Takeover (ATO) detection beyond basic IP logging by integrating real-time network intelligence from Spur, instantly differentiating legitimate remote work from sophisticated proxy-based attacks.
Material elevates Account Takeover (ATO) detection beyond basic IP logging by integrating real-time network intelligence from Spur, instantly differentiating legitimate remote work from sophisticated proxy-based attacks.
Material elevates Account Takeover (ATO) detection beyond basic IP logging by integrating real-time network intelligence from Spur, instantly differentiating legitimate remote work from sophisticated proxy-based attacks.
