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New research by Bitglass reveals 61% of companies faced insider attacks in the past year, with rapid cloud migration and remote work increasing vulnerabilities.

Bitglass secures a US patent for its SAML relay technology, enhancing transparency and real-time cloud access control, crucial amid the remote work shift.

41% of businesses are yet to implement any steps to expand secure access of their remote workforces despite over 75% of employees now working from home.

Enabling a remote workforce demands edge security convergence, blending CASB, SWG, DLP, and IAM to safeguard against both internal and external threats.

BYOD security remains fraught with risks in the remote work era, as Bitglass' latest report highlights major gaps in corporate data protection efforts.

CASB and SASE solutions are crucial for protecting enterprise data from both insider and outsider threats, says report.

Bitglass has announced a deepened integration with Duo Security, now part of Cisco, as it looks to strengthen security for the modern workforce.

Recent major data breaches affecting millions highlight the urgent need for effective CASBs to safeguard against threats, especially in BYOD environments.

Bitglass has launched local edge data centres in Melbourne and Perth, enhancing cloud security performance for users across Australia and New Zealand.

Despite remote work becoming the norm, 41% of organisations haven't bolstered secure remote access, says Bitglass report; 65% risk data on personal devices.

As enterprises migrate to cloud apps like Microsoft 365, security concerns rise. Learn how Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASBs) ensure data protection.

Bitglass and CrowdStrike have partnered to create an agentless advanced threat protection solution for cloud applications and devices.

Shift to cloud computing in workplaces heightens data leak risks, highlights need for robust security measures.

Bitglass research reveals 38% of Fortune 500 firms lack a CISO, exposing vulnerabilities. Public trust now hinges on solid cybersecurity credentials.

A false sense of security surrounds so-called trusted mobile devices and we need to rethink the 'trusted' device security model.

Discussion is likely to focus on cloud security, with IT professionals asking themselves: How did we cope with the threat situation last year?.

More than 27 million individuals were affected by breaches of protected health information, according to Bitglass.

In securing data in the cloud, companies now face a multi-faceted challenge that features flexible data access from large numbers of users and devices.

Research found that only 34% of those who had adopted cloud-based solutions had implemented single sign-on (SSO), one of the most basic cloud security tools.

The productivity benefits of enabling cloud and mobile mean most organisations offer BYOD. But it's a headache for IT teams. Is there a balance?.