Application Security

What are some limitations with Microsoft Conditional Access? Microsoft Conditional Access is a powerful tool used in Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) to implement automated access-control decisions for accessing your cloud apps, based on conditions. However, it has several limitations that organizations should consider: Dependency on Azure AD and other Microsoft services: Conditional Access policies…

Understanding Zero Trust Application Access (ZTAA) What is zero trust application access (ZTAA)? ZTAA is a security model that provides secure access to applications and data by verifying the identity of the user and the device attempting to access them, regardless of their location. ZTAA applies the principles of zero trust to the process of…

What is cloud application security? Cloud application security refers to the measures, protocols, and practices designed to protect applications that are hosted in cloud environments from threats, vulnerabilities, and attacks. This area of security is crucial because cloud applications are accessible over the internet, making them potential targets for a wide range of cyber threats.…

The Importance of Application Security for Remote Workers As remote work becomes increasingly prevalent, the need for robust application security measures has never been more critical. With employees accessing sensitive company data from various locations and devices, ensuring the security of these connections and applications is paramount. This blog post will explore the importance of…

What is Continuous Integration/Continuous Development (CI/CD)? Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) are software development practices that aim to improve the efficiency, quality, and speed of software delivery. Here’s an overview of each component: Continuous Integration (CI) Continuous Integration is a practice where developers frequently integrate their code changes into a shared repository, typically multiple…