Introduction Recently, we posted a blog discussing the complexity of enforcing Single Sign-On (SSO) within Salesforce and the frequent misconfigurations we encounter at Obsidian Security. A striking statistic from our observations: 60% of Obsidian’s customers initially have local access without Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) configured for Salesforce. This is a significant security gap that Obsidian works […]

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SaaS breaches have increased 4x in the last year. We have seen a sequence of breaches that have impacted major SaaS vendors, such as Microsoft and Okta. Snowflake has been in the news recently due to attacks targeted at customer-owned systems. The common thread of these breaches is identity. The attackers are not breaking in, […]

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In the last year, we have seen a sequence of breaches that have impacted major SaaS vendors, such as Microsoft and Okta. Snowflake has been in the news recently due to attacks targeted at customer-owned systems.  As these risks rise, it is crucial for organizations to act swiftly and effectively to mitigate any potential threats. […]

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The EPA has issued an enforcement alert, outlining the steps needed to comply with the Safe Drinking Water Act.

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