Bitglass reports 41pc of organisations don’t monitor user behaviour across their cloud footprints
Announcement posted by PR Deadlines 10 Apr 2019
Bitglass, the Next-Gen CASB company, has disclosed that insider attacks have become more frequent during the past year.
The information comes from Threatbusters, Bitglass’s 2019 Insider Threat Report. In partnership with a leading cyber security community, Bitglass surveyed IT professionals about insider threats, as well as what their organisations are doing to defend against them.
According to the report’s findings, 73 percent of respondents believe that insider attacks have become more frequent in the past year. Additionally, 59 percent said that their organisations experienced at least one insider attack over the past 12 months.
As corporate data moves to more devices and cloud applications, failing to implement the appropriate security controls will only serve to further enable these threats.
“Insider attacks are harder to identify and remediate than those that originate from outside the enterprise,” said Rich Campagna, CMO of Bitglass. “This is caused by a number of factors highlighted throughout the report, including insufficient authentication, inadequate user behaviour monitoring in the cloud, and a failure to properly secure personal devices. If organizations want to prevent insider attacks, they have to address these security gaps.”
Key Findings:
# 41 percent of respondents said that their organizations do not monitor for abnormal user behaviour across their cloud footprints.
# Only 12 percent of enterprises are consistently able to detect insider threats stemming from personal mobile devices, including those that are off premises or lack agents.
# 56 percent of respondents believe it is more challenging to detect insider threats after migrating to the cloud.
# 68 percent of organisations feel moderately to extremely vulnerable to insider threats.
# Only 50 percent of organizations provide user trainings about insider threats, and a mere 31 percent implement secondary authentication to defend against them.
# 56 percent of respondents claimed their organisations can detect insider threats within the day that they occur; 50 percent said that they can recover from an insider attack within the same time period.
To learn more about the state of insider threats and how enterprises are defending against them, download the full report here:
https://pages.bitglass.com/FY19Q2ThreatbustersBitglass2019InsiderThreatReport_LP.html
About Bitglass
Bitglass, the Next-Gen CASB company, is based in Silicon Valley with offices worldwide. The company’s cloud security solutions deliver zero-day, agentless data and threat protection for any app, any device, anywhere. Bitglass is backed by Tier 1 investors and was founded in 2013 by a team of industry veterans with a proven track record of innovation and execution.
Contact
David Shephard,
Vice President Asia Pacific.
Bitglass
0477 725 051
dshephard@bitglass.com
The information comes from Threatbusters, Bitglass’s 2019 Insider Threat Report. In partnership with a leading cyber security community, Bitglass surveyed IT professionals about insider threats, as well as what their organisations are doing to defend against them.
According to the report’s findings, 73 percent of respondents believe that insider attacks have become more frequent in the past year. Additionally, 59 percent said that their organisations experienced at least one insider attack over the past 12 months.
As corporate data moves to more devices and cloud applications, failing to implement the appropriate security controls will only serve to further enable these threats.
“Insider attacks are harder to identify and remediate than those that originate from outside the enterprise,” said Rich Campagna, CMO of Bitglass. “This is caused by a number of factors highlighted throughout the report, including insufficient authentication, inadequate user behaviour monitoring in the cloud, and a failure to properly secure personal devices. If organizations want to prevent insider attacks, they have to address these security gaps.”
Key Findings:
# 41 percent of respondents said that their organizations do not monitor for abnormal user behaviour across their cloud footprints.
# Only 12 percent of enterprises are consistently able to detect insider threats stemming from personal mobile devices, including those that are off premises or lack agents.
# 56 percent of respondents believe it is more challenging to detect insider threats after migrating to the cloud.
# 68 percent of organisations feel moderately to extremely vulnerable to insider threats.
# Only 50 percent of organizations provide user trainings about insider threats, and a mere 31 percent implement secondary authentication to defend against them.
# 56 percent of respondents claimed their organisations can detect insider threats within the day that they occur; 50 percent said that they can recover from an insider attack within the same time period.
To learn more about the state of insider threats and how enterprises are defending against them, download the full report here:
https://pages.bitglass.com/FY19Q2ThreatbustersBitglass2019InsiderThreatReport_LP.html
About Bitglass
Bitglass, the Next-Gen CASB company, is based in Silicon Valley with offices worldwide. The company’s cloud security solutions deliver zero-day, agentless data and threat protection for any app, any device, anywhere. Bitglass is backed by Tier 1 investors and was founded in 2013 by a team of industry veterans with a proven track record of innovation and execution.
Contact
David Shephard,
Vice President Asia Pacific.
Bitglass
0477 725 051
dshephard@bitglass.com