Security News > 2024 > March > How the New NIST 2.0 Guidelines Help Detect SaaS Threats

Throughout CSF 2.0, NIST recommendations dovetail with SaaS security needs.
Read about how to apply the NIST 2.0 guidelines to your SaaS stack.
In another recent SaaS breach, threat actors breached the HR software of an US telecom operator, exposing data of over 63,000 employees.
Effective SaaS threat detection would have scanned logs from across the entire SaaS stack.
When threat actors log in to SaaS applications using their victim's credentials, they share enough bits of information for an effective Identity Threat Detection & Response to detect anomalies.
Securing SaaS applications using an SSPM platform with ITDR capabilities is the most effective way to protect your SaaS stack.
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