Check out CEO Ryan Noon on the latest Google Cloud Security Podcast episode. Hosts Anton Chuvakin and Timothy Peacock chat with Ryan on what we can do as an industry to make it easier to buy and get value out of our investments in new security tooling and tech.
Check out CEO Ryan Noon on the latest Google Cloud Security Podcast episode. Hosts Anton Chuvakin and Timothy Peacock chat with Ryan on what we can do as an industry to make it easier to buy and get value out of our investments in new security tooling and tech.
Listen now on the Google Cloud Security Podcast website—also available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and Listen Notes.
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Summary: We analyzed 22,000+ OAuth apps in the wild and found AI adoption bypassing security and IT, thousands of zombie tokens still active, and lots of restricted scopes.
Summary: We analyzed 22,000+ OAuth apps in the wild and found AI adoption bypassing security and IT, thousands of zombie tokens still active, and lots of restricted scopes.
Summary: We analyzed 22,000+ OAuth apps in the wild and found AI adoption bypassing security and IT, thousands of zombie tokens still active, and lots of restricted scopes.
Summary: We analyzed 22,000+ OAuth apps in the wild and found AI adoption bypassing security and IT, thousands of zombie tokens still active, and lots of restricted scopes.
What the Hugging Face incident reveals about the only security strategy that still makes sense in the age of AI agents.
What the Hugging Face incident reveals about the only security strategy that still makes sense in the age of AI agents.
What the Hugging Face incident reveals about the only security strategy that still makes sense in the age of AI agents.
What the Hugging Face incident reveals about the only security strategy that still makes sense in the age of AI agents.
What the Hugging Face incident reveals about the only security strategy that still makes sense in the age of AI agents.
Unrevoked OAuth tokens and stale permissions create a significant security risk, allowing access to internal systems to silently outlive an employee’s tenure long after they depart.
Unrevoked OAuth tokens and stale permissions create a significant security risk, allowing access to internal systems to silently outlive an employee’s tenure long after they depart.
Unrevoked OAuth tokens and stale permissions create a significant security risk, allowing access to internal systems to silently outlive an employee’s tenure long after they depart.
Unrevoked OAuth tokens and stale permissions create a significant security risk, allowing access to internal systems to silently outlive an employee’s tenure long after they depart.
Unrevoked OAuth tokens and stale permissions create a significant security risk, allowing access to internal systems to silently outlive an employee’s tenure long after they depart.
Material Security protects the identity layer inside your email by applying conditional access to sensitive credentials like magic links and password resets, preventing attackers from using the mailbox as a master key to downstream applications.
Material Security protects the identity layer inside your email by applying conditional access to sensitive credentials like magic links and password resets, preventing attackers from using the mailbox as a master key to downstream applications.
Material Security protects the identity layer inside your email by applying conditional access to sensitive credentials like magic links and password resets, preventing attackers from using the mailbox as a master key to downstream applications.
Material Security protects the identity layer inside your email by applying conditional access to sensitive credentials like magic links and password resets, preventing attackers from using the mailbox as a master key to downstream applications.
Material Security protects the identity layer inside your email by applying conditional access to sensitive credentials like magic links and password resets, preventing attackers from using the mailbox as a master key to downstream applications.
Material delivers a new solution to a resurgent threat: automated remediations to email flooding attacks.
Material delivers a new solution to a resurgent threat: automated remediations to email flooding attacks.
Material delivers a new solution to a resurgent threat: automated remediations to email flooding attacks.
Material delivers a new solution to a resurgent threat: automated remediations to email flooding attacks.
Material delivers a new solution to a resurgent threat: automated remediations to email flooding attacks.
