Cybersecurity, Identity Governance & Compliance Policies
Valuable insights and best practices for IT and Security professionals
Identity Governance: The Cornerstone of Application Security
Over half of cyber-attack vectors involve compromised access to the cloud. Why are these access points such popular targets for attacks? What challenges do IT and security teams face as a result? How can this risk be reduced? Which tools are effective in addressing this issue?
Risks of SSO
Today we’re putting to the test a widely believed cybersecurity myth: “SSO is completely secure and eliminates all risks.”
WTF is SSO?
"What if someone copies a password… or worse, steals a login?" Fear not! There’s a solution. Time to pop open the hood on something called SSO—a tool that eliminates password chaos.
WTF are NHIs (Non-Human Identities)?
Discover what non-human identities (NHIs) are and why they matter in cybersecurity. Learn how bots, APIs, and service accounts drive modern systems and why managing these machine identities is crucial for protecting your digital environment.
4 Slack Security Best Practices
Are you 100% sure that no one in your company has ever shared sensitive information like passwords or even credit card numbers via Slack? Regarding the sensitive information available in this messenger app, and its status of privileged target for hackers, we recommend four security best practices to enhance your Slack workspace access security.
Get Google Unmanaged Accounts under control with Zygon
Unmanaged Google accounts created with company email addresses pose security and management risks, as they remain outside the control of organizational administrators, but claiming your domain and converting these accounts to managed ones can mitigate these threats effectively.
What is SSPM (SaaS Security Posture Management)?
SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM) refers to a category of automated security tools designed to manage and enhance the security of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications.
How to achieve Shadow IT detection?
Achieving shadow IT detection involves implementing various strategies and tools to identify unauthorized hardware, software, applications, or services being used within an organization.
Unveiling Shadow IT: Understanding the Risks to Organizational Integrity
What exactly is Shadow IT, and why does it pose a risk to your organization's security and stability?
SaaS Security: the traditional IT organization is half broken and requires a new paradigm
Organizations face a SaaS security challenge with the growing adoption of cloud computing and SaaS solutions. The solution lies in collaboration between business users and IT to manage SaaS securely with effective communication channels.
Why are Free trial SaaS applications considered invisible security risks?
Free Software as a Service (SaaS) applications and trial versions can introduce security risks for several reasons. While not all complimentary services or trials are inherently insecure, certain factors can make them more susceptible to security issues.
The upcoming Wave: AI's Emergence as the New Shadow IT
The rise of thousands of Indie AI Apps brings risks in cybersecurity, with challenges in data leakage, content quality, product vulnerabilities, compliance, and backdoor attacks in SaaS integrations.
Zygon nominated as one of the most promising cybersecurity startups in Europe
Zygon nominated as one of the most promising cybersecurity startups in Europe by European Cyber Security Organisation (ECSO) and ECCC
What you need to know about SaaS apps using OAuth authorization via Google Workspace and Microsoft Office 365
Despite the widespread trust in Google Workspace and Microsoft Office 365, based on the reputation of these IT giants, it is important to note that this trust is often unwarrantedly extended to applications available on Google or Microsoft Marketplaces.
Zygon raises $3M in seed funding to create security solutions for the SaaS era
With the $3M seed funding, Zygon will bring its product to a wider audience of enterprises who struggle to scale their security model at the pace of the SaaS sprawl.
The human factor will exert strong influence on security teams and business users alike
Cybersecurity teams face high stress levels leading to burnout and turnover. Human error, including insider risks, is a significant factor in security incidents, highlighting the need for proactive insider risk management programs.
Taking SaaS Security Posture Management to the Next Level: Why Current Solutions Fall Short
The rise of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) has revolutionized business operations, yet poses security risks. Zygon offers full coverage for all SaaS applications, advanced protection features, and simplified management, safeguarding organizations from potential threats.
Unveiling the Future of SaaS Security: Key Findings from more than 100 interviews
Global interviews reveal increased focus on SaaS security. Top priorities include comprehensive coverage, automated controls, and simplified management. Organizations expand focus on SaaS ecosystem and recognize the importance of human resources in security.
Why do you need to secure your SaaS
Attacks on SaaS applications generally stem from three primary motivations: data theft, financial gain, or sabotage. Each type of attack manifests differently, with varying methodologies employed by threat actors.
Our Manifesto for a comprehensive cybersecurity
Revolutionize SaaS security with Zygon's new approach. Engage end users, automate processes, and prioritize basic best practices for comprehensive protection against evolving threats in the SaaS landscape.
Challenges in SaaS Employee Onboarding or “Registration Fatigue”
Employee onboarding is essential for engagement and retention. But SaaS sprawl complicates this process. Solutions include transparent IT communication and automation.