Security News > 2023 > January > Top SaaS Cybersecurity Threats in 2023: Are You Ready?
SaaS applications are often multi-tenanted, so your applications need to be secure against attacks where one customer could access the data of another customer, such as logic flaws, injection flaws, or access control weaknesses.
Security testing with an automated vulnerability scanner in combination with regular pentesting can help you design and build secure web applications by integrating with your existing environment, catching vulnerabilities as they're introduced throughout the development cycle.
If you're self-hosting an application, you need to ensure that the operating system and library security patches are applied as they are released.
Many SaaS companies are small and growing, and their security posture can be poor - but hackers don't discriminate, leaving SaaS businesses especially exposed to attack.
Intruder offers penetration testing and vulnerability scanning to reduce your attack surface and safeguard your systems from these threats.
Its continuous scanning will help you keep on top of the latest vulnerabilities and alert you to any emerging threats which could impact any exposed systems.
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