Browsing Security

In this episode, our guest Francis Odom, founder of Software Analyst Cyber Research, brings his wealth of expertise to the conversation. With a following of over 60,000 cybersecurity and technology professionals, Francis specializes in emerging security markets, including identity, data, and AI security.As organizations embrace digital transformation and AI adoption, the browser ha

As businesses continue their journey to SaaS adoption, the browser becomes the central location where work-related services are managed and operated. This means organizations now need to manage risk at the browser edge. Traditional network security controls are still important, but they are not flexible enough for securing the modern data and information flow on their own. Instead,

Generative AI is introducing a new set of product development and data analytics opportunities that were previously inaccessible. Enterprises can leverage Generative AI across different lines of business to gain insights into human interactions and to identify anomalies, while also cutting costs. In cyber security, for example, Generative AI can be used to accelerate, scale and imp

The browser has become the primary work interface. It acts as the workload, the data, and as a representation of the device. As such, implementing the most advanced security frameworks on the browser is essential for ensuring protection of organizational data and systems. And one of the most modern security frameworks, which is becoming increasingly widely-accepted by CISOs and org

The browser is one of the easiest access points for cyber criminals. Exploiting browser vulnerabilities for account takeover and damaging environments does not require sophisticated technological capabilities. In fact, sometimes simple social engineering is enough. Yet, most users and organizations don’t take browser security into consideration. Organizations set up security cont