Shadow data slipping past security teams
The rapid pace of cloud transformation and democratization of data has created a new innovation attack surface, leading to 3 in 4 organizations experiencing a cloud data …
How to keep public cloud data secure
Nearly two-thirds of respondents to a recent Laminar survey said they currently have data resident in the public cloud (Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, or Google Cloud …
Organizations lack visibility into unauthorized public cloud data access
Laminar released findings from its 2022 Security Professional Insight Survey conducted at AWS re:Inforce in July 2022 and Black Hat in August 2022. The research revealed gaps …
1 in 3 organizations don’t know if their public cloud data was exfiltrated
Laminar released findings from its 2022 Security Professional Insight Survey conducted at AWS re:Inforce in July 2022 and Black Hat in August 2022. The research revealed gaps …
As breaches soar, companies must turn to cloud-native security solutions for protection
Over the past two years, companies’ adoption of public cloud services has surged, but fast-paced change and weaker security controls have led to an increase in data breaches, …
The importance of implementing cloud-native security solutions
A Laminar report reveals how companies have increasingly adopted public cloud services, but this overnight change and lack of security controls have led to a jump in data …
Laminar Cloud Data Security Platform monitors public cloud data
Laminar released the Laminar Cloud Data Security Platform, filling a gap in the cloud security market by monitoring and protecting public cloud data. While many cloud security …
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