The Expanding Attack Surface: How Secret Sprawl Creates Enterprise Vulnerabilities
The Growing Epidemic of Secret Sprawl In today’s interconnected digital landscape, organizations are facing an increasingly dangerous threat: the uncontrolled…
The Growing Epidemic of Secret Sprawl In today’s interconnected digital landscape, organizations are facing an increasingly dangerous threat: the uncontrolled…
European businesses are moving beyond partial zero trust implementations to address security gaps in operational technology and IoT devices. The comprehensive approach aims to counter AI-powered threats and expanding attack surfaces. Analysts suggest this shift is critical for maintaining regulatory compliance and global competitiveness.
European organizations are increasingly adopting comprehensive zero trust security frameworks to address evolving cyber threats across their expanding digital ecosystems, according to recent cybersecurity analysis. While many companies have implemented basic zero trust principles, sources indicate that partial deployments leave significant vulnerabilities in overlooked areas including operational technology, IoT devices, and supply chain connections.
Microsoft is accelerating its campaign to eliminate passwords entirely from user accounts. This comes as new data reveals the company represents 40% of all brand impersonation attacks globally, making credential theft a critical concern.
According to reports from security analysts, Microsoft is escalating efforts to convince users to completely remove passwords from their accounts. The company’s security team reportedly stated, “Our ultimate goal is to remove passwords completely,” emphasizing that even when passkeys are added, maintaining password access creates continued vulnerability.
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A new cybersecurity report reveals a dramatic shift in the ransomware landscape, with the number of active ransomware groups reaching…