5 Types of Insider Threats in Financial Organizations – and How to Mitigate Them
Cybersecurity threats are a continuous concern for financial organizations – in fact, financial service firms face 300 times
Why Financial Services Companies Are Monitoring for Changes to Salesforce Permission Sets, Profiles
Salesforce’s flexible, layered data sharing model means you can dictate which data, objects, and fields users see, through Salesforce permission
2018 Year in Review: Readers’ 10 Favorite Cloud Security Blog Posts
GDPR, data breaches, a surprise California data privacy law, social engineering, and more: 2018 was a year of growing awareness of cloud data security threats,
Complying with Privileged User Regulations: How One Firm Met GDPR, ISO 27001 in Salesforce
Securing personal data is at the core of the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Cloud applications, and Salesforce in particular, are rife with personal data. And while Articles 25 and 32 of the GDPR dictate how
Privileged Users in Salesforce: What Can They Access?
Privileged user abuse may be malicious, or it may be
Privileged Users In Your Cloud Applications: Who Are They?
Privileged users of Salesforce, Office 365, and other mission-critical cloud applications are necessary to every organization. These are members of your organization who have
5 Ways One Financial Firm Strengthened Salesforce Data Security
On May 24, FairWarning held an Executive Series webinar featuring Mark Bowling, Consulting ISO for United Financial Capital Partners. On
Privileged User Monitoring: 5 Ways to Prevent Privileged User Abuse in the Cloud
Your Salesforce Instance or cloud environment can be complicated. It may contain hundreds of users, multiple admins, sandboxes, community portals,
5 Reasons Why Privileged User Abuse is a Top Security Concern in the Cloud
Privileged users essentially hold the keys to your kingdom. They have access to a wide array of company data,
Secure the Keys to Your Kingdom: Protect Your Organization’s Privileged User Accounts
If you were trying to break into a bank, would you rather go through the trouble of evading the physical and