About this episode

The episode discusses the Vercel incident and the implications of SaaS visibility gaps in cloud security.

89% of organizations that suffered a SaaS breach last year believed they had appropriate visibility. They had the logs — what they lacked was detection on what mattered. The Vercel incident shows exactly how costly that gap can be. Join hosts Brandon and John as they discuss: How a third-party OAuth chain may have exposed Vercel's internal dataWhy SaaS visibility gaps leave organizations exposedThe controls that can break the attackResources: https://linktr.ee/ReliaQuestShadowTalk John ...

Keywords

• ShinyHunters
• Vercel
• cloud security visibility
• data exposure

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