Presented by
Danielle Russell, Head of Product Marketing @Nudge Security
About this talk
Recent high-profile breaches at Circle CI, Okta, and Slack reflect a growing trend in attackers targeting enterprise SaaS tools to infiltrate not just the targeted organization’s environment, but that of their customers as well. This new reality requires security teams to expand how they define the modern attack surface, and how they approach monitoring and securing it.
In this session, we’ll analyze recent SaaS provider attacks and discuss ways organizations can protect and defend themselves from such threats with greater visibility of their always-changing SaaS attack surface and digital supply chain.
About the speaker: Danielle has spent over a decade helping B2B technology companies gain a deep understanding of the challenges faced by IT and security teams in order to keep customer needs at the center of product development. Prior to joining the founding team at Nudge Security, Danielle led product marketing for AT&T Cybersecurity. Her professional experiences span cybersecurity, enterprise networking, telecommunications, and brief, but joyous detours into public radio and environmental sustainability work.
Danielle Russell, Head of Product Marketing @Nudge Security
About this talk
Recent high-profile breaches at Circle CI, Okta, and Slack reflect a growing trend in attackers targeting enterprise SaaS tools to infiltrate not just the targeted organization’s environment, but that of their customers as well. This new reality requires security teams to expand how they define the modern attack surface, and how they approach monitoring and securing it.
In this session, we’ll analyze recent SaaS provider attacks and discuss ways organizations can protect and defend themselves from such threats with greater visibility of their always-changing SaaS attack surface and digital supply chain.
About the speaker: Danielle has spent over a decade helping B2B technology companies gain a deep understanding of the challenges faced by IT and security teams in order to keep customer needs at the center of product development. Prior to joining the founding team at Nudge Security, Danielle led product marketing for AT&T Cybersecurity. Her professional experiences span cybersecurity, enterprise networking, telecommunications, and brief, but joyous detours into public radio and environmental sustainability work.
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