Aembit has raised $25 million in Series A funding to protect non-human identities and minimize attack surface.
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Aembit has raised $25 million in Series A funding to protect non-human identities and minimize attack surface.
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YubiKey security keys can be cloned via a side-channel attack that leverages a vulnerability in a cryptographic library.
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GitHub patches a trio of security defects in the GitHub Enterprise Server product and recommends urgent patching for corporate users.
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Microsoft is implementing automatic enforcement of multi-factor authentication (MFA) for all Azure users starting October.
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While ZTNA can be deployed independently, it is an integral component of the SASE architecture as well.
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SaaS app log analysis highlights the rapid smash and grab raid: in, steal, and leave in 30 minutes.
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TechOperators leads a $6 million Series A funding round for Evo Security, a provider of IAM solutions for MSPs.
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New York startup with roots in Israel banks a hefty $33 million early stage funding round.
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The Okta SaaS Startup Competition will allow early-stage startups a chance to receive a cash investment and support from Okta.
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Advance Auto Parts says the personal information of 2.3 million was compromised after hackers accessed its Snowflake account.
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