Fortifying Digital Infrastructure: Why Companies Must Strengthen Cloud Security Before Going ‘All In’ on Generative AI
Generative AI has great potential for scaling and automating security practices, but to be effective, organizations need to have a strong security foundation ... Read More
Stronger Together: Writing a New Chapter in Cloud Security
We’re excited to share that Tenable has announced intent to acquire Ermetic. The post Stronger Together: Writing a New Chapter in Cloud Security appeared first on Ermetic ... Read More
How CIEM Offers a Clear Path to Cloud Security
For organizations looking to better navigate today’s often byzantine world of cloud identity management, CIEM is a valuable resource ... Read More
A Letter from the CEO
Introducing the Ermetic Cloud-Native Application Protection Platform The post A Letter from the CEO appeared first on Ermetic ... Read More
Reaching for the Clouds with Our $70M Series B Financing
Ermetic is proud to have closed our Series B financing, enabling us to continue building the best cloud security platform that focuses on what matters. The post Reaching for the Clouds with Our $70M Series B Financing appeared first on Ermetic ... Read More
Ermetic Cloud Security Predictions for 2022
Remote work, which is here to stay, has become the cloud’s killer app. Here are our five security predictions for the year ahead. The post Ermetic Cloud Security Predictions for 2022 appeared first on Ermetic ... Read More
Five Approaches for Securing Identity in Cloud Infrastructure
In his recent article for the Cloud Security Alliance, Ermetic co-founder and CEO Shai Morag explained that the migration of business processes to the cloud has become mainstream and organizations are enjoying the many benefits of streamlining processes, cutting costs and creating new ways to work. There are, however, also ... Read More
Prioritizing the Cloud’s Top Security Risks
In his recent article for the Forbes Technology Council, Ermetic CEO and co-founder Shai Morag addresses the shared responsibility of cloud security between cloud service providers and user organizations. While cloud providers handle infrastructure security, companies are typically left to their own devices to protect the rest of their security ... Read More