Bitglass stories
Of the 11.5 million individuals affected by healthcare breaches in 2018, 67% had their information exposed by hacking and IT incidents.
Bitglass AU's David Shephard discusses the 'man in the cloud' attacks that are becoming increasingly popular - and effective.
Bitglass provides cloud access security for managed and unmanaged devices across an enterprise's cloud footprint.
A recent report found that almost half of the organisations surveyed have malware in one of their cloud applications.
Navigating the BYOD era, companies must balance robust security measures with user privacy, steering away from invasive MDM to agentless solutions.
Balancing data security with a BYOD policy is challenging. Here are three strategies, from MDM to agentless mobile security, to achieve it.
85% of organisations embrace BYOD, but many lack basic tools to secure data on personal devices, says Bitglass report.
Gartner has named Bitglass a Leader in its 2018 Magic Quadrant for cloud access security brokers, highlighting Bitglass' advanced data protection and execution.
Phishing techniques are evolving, targeting cloud-based services like Gmail, deceiving users into granting API access and exposing sensitive data.
Bitglass' 2018 Financial Breach Report reveals a significant increase in breaches, with three times as many reported compared to 2016.
Cloud security threats and the evolution of CASBs in the APJ region were discussed by David Shepherd, Bitglass APJ VP of sales.
Sydney-based cybersecurity firm Brace168 has partnered with Bitglass to offer data protection to Australian businesses.
A new report has revealed cloud adoption is rife in EMEA, but despite this, most organisations lack even the most basic security tools.
The combined solution leverages Bitglass' CASB solution and Okta's zero-touch IAM platform to make for a simplified identity and security solution.
When data is regularly accessed from a myriad of devices outside the corporate firewall, strategies to maintain effective security have to evolve.
Bitglass partners with Westcon-Comstor as their first New Zealand distributor, boosting expansion in Asia Pacific and strengthening cloud security solutions.
As GDPR compliance takes effect, businesses face scrutiny over data usage, revealing lapses and redefining what it means to be a good data custodian.
The report found that the adoption of cloud security technologies lagged behind cloud adoption, leaving many businesses at risk of a data breach.
The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner has been notified of 245 data breaches affecting personal information between July and September 2018.
With growing data breaches and pending mandatory breach reporting, NZ companies scrutinise cloud security, busting myths for safer data management.
