CISOs do heroic work protecting their executives when inside the organization’s four walls. But risks originating in personal digital lives present a challenge that enterprise security teams cannot solve, even if they wanted to.
Attackers continuously expand their capabilities and take advantage of limited cybersecurity awareness among businesses. With multiple attack vectors, they sabotage or bypass the victim’s security strengths while targeting their weaknesses. Hence it is more crucial than ever to have a Next-gen WAF.
Cybercriminals are attacking executives and board members in their personal digital lives. This adds additional risk to the enterprise, and is a problem that CISOs and security teams cannot solve.
In this podcast, we dive into the 2022 edition of the State of Secrets Sprawl report with Mackenzie Jackson, developer advocate at GitGuardian. We talk issues that corporations face with public leaks from groups like Lapsus and more, as well as ways for developers to keep their code safe.
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