Many organizations have traditionally referred to CVSS scores to prioritize vulnerability mitigation. However, there is now a growing need to adopt a risk-based approach. In this blog, we will explore the reasons behind this shift, the metrics that should be used for prioritization, and the key points for transitioning to a risk-based approach.
 
Table of Contents
  1. The Increasing Number of Vulnerabilities and Evolving Paradigms in Vulnerability Management
    2. Two Major Misconceptions About Vulnerabilities
    3. The Importance of "Proof of Concept" (PoC) and "In The Wild" (ITW)
    4. Considering the integrity of vulnerable assets
    5. Emerging Trends: SSVC, CVSS 4.0, and EPSS

​In recent years, information leakage incidents involving SaaS platforms have increased. Due to human errors such as configuration mistakes, incidents caused by the exploitation of OAuth, and inadequacies in identity management, have also been observed. This article delves into real-world cases to deepen understanding of emerging threats and outlines effective measures to enhance SaaS security.

Table of Contents: 

1. Current Landscape of SaaS Security
2. Case Study 1: Midnight Blizzard’s Breach of Microsoft
3. Case Study 2: GitHub Token Leak in Software Development
4. Case Study 3: Slack Name Change Avoids Detection for Months
5. Conclusion

A 3-line summary of this article

• Dedicated lines guarantee security, provide high line quality, and allow for fault isolation, but they are expensive and have limited scalability. Achieving zero trust requires a review of network configuration.
• SD-WAN allows for flexible configuration changes and visualized traffic management, but there are issues with security considerations due to local breakouts and a shortage of engineers. Zero trust requires the introduction of security products.
• SASE is a cloud-based connection method that allows for cost reduction and flexible deployment, but it can be affected by the quality of the Internet connection. Zero trust requires the introduction of a communication monitoring product.