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SecurityScorecard Threat Research: 21% of S&P 500 Companies Reported Breaches in 2023

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Wednesday, April 3, 2024

According to the latest threat research from SecurityScorecard , 21% of S&P 500 companies experienced breaches in 2023.

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  • According to the latest threat research from SecurityScorecard , 21% of S&P 500 companies experienced breaches in 2023.
  • The new S&P 500 Cyber Threat Report details emerging trends and strategies for Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs).
  • “Regulatory pressure continues to grow, and companies need a unified definition of cybersecurity due diligence with clear metrics.
  • Ransomware operators view S&P 500 companies as particularly valuable targets based on their stocks’ market value and demand accordingly high ransoms.

SecurityScorecard Third-Party Breach Report Reveals Software Supply Chain as Top Target for Ransomware Groups

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Wednesday, February 28, 2024

Using the world’s largest proprietary risk and threat data set, SecurityScorecard STRIKE threat hunters analyzed threat groups’ mass exploitation of supply chain vulnerabilities.

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  • Using the world’s largest proprietary risk and threat data set, SecurityScorecard STRIKE threat hunters analyzed threat groups’ mass exploitation of supply chain vulnerabilities.
  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240228143611/en/
    Technology supply chain vulnerabilities enable threat actors to scale their operations with minimal effort.
  • With BreachDetails, SecurityScorecard increased the level of breach data coverage by 50% compared to other breach notice providers by using AI to analyze news articles, ransomware notifications, and international sources.
  • Ryan Sherstobitoff, Senior Vice President of Threat Research and Intelligence, SecurityScorecard, said:
    “The supplier ecosystem is a highly desirable target for ransomware groups.

Cube Adds Support for the Microsoft Data and Analytics Ecosystem to Deliver a Truly Universal Semantic Layer to Enterprises

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Tuesday, March 5, 2024

SAN FRANCISCO, March 5, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Cube today announced that its universal semantic layer, Cube Cloud, now seamlessly integrates with an array of Microsoft BI solutions, bringing a single source of truth to BI and analytics programs built on Microsoft. Cube's support makes it easier for companies using Microsoft's world-class cloud analytics solutions to build a universal semantic layer to serve multiple business units that are inevitably using different business intelligence and analytics platforms, both in and out of the Microsoft ecosystem. This includes Power BI, Tableau, Thoughtspot, Preset, Microsoft Excel, as well as custom-built data apps, customer-facing experiences, and AI frameworks like Langchain.

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  • This includes Power BI, Tableau, Thoughtspot, Preset, Microsoft Excel, as well as custom-built data apps, customer-facing experiences, and AI frameworks like Langchain.
  • "Cube Cloud now works seamlessly with the Microsoft ecosystem, delivering a universal semantic layer that can provide unified metrics to any data experience," said Artyom Keydunov, Co-founder and CEO of Cube.
  • With Cube Cloud and Microsoft BI solutions, teams spend more time delivering insights and waste less time with duplicated business logic."
  • Microsoft solutions supported by Cube Cloud include Microsoft Power BI, Microsoft Fabric and MS SQL Server as data sources, and Microsoft Entra ID for single sign-on.

SecurityScorecard Achieves StateRAMP®

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Thursday, February 15, 2024

SecurityScorecard , the global leader in security ratings, announced today that it achieved State Risk and Authorization Management (StateRAMP) pending status.

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  • SecurityScorecard , the global leader in security ratings, announced today that it achieved State Risk and Authorization Management (StateRAMP) pending status.
  • SecurityScorecard empowers hundreds of public sector organizations to deliver their missions and be more resilient.
  • StateRAMP covers each state's individual needs, making it possible for organizations like SecurityScorecard to meet the complex security cloud requirements for all states.
  • Visit the SecurityScorecard website for more information on SecurityScorecard for StateRAMP and FedRAMP.

SecurityScorecard Continues Leadership of the Security Ratings Market, New Solutions Drive Massive Growth Leading Into 2024

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Wednesday, February 14, 2024

Expanding on 2023 success, SecurityScorecard launched solutions in adjacent markets, including threat intelligence and external attack surface management.

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  • Expanding on 2023 success, SecurityScorecard launched solutions in adjacent markets, including threat intelligence and external attack surface management.
  • With the new SEC cybersecurity disclosure requirements, security ratings and third-party cyber risk management have become a must-have for all public companies to communicate risk.
  • 2023 highlights of SecurityScorecard innovation include:
    First security ratings’ GPT-4 integration: SecurityScorecard’s integration with OpenAI’s GPT-4 represents the first security ratings platform implementation of natural language processing capabilities with which users can directly interact.
  • Our core security ratings business is very strong, and we’ve transformed security ratings from a standalone use case to a comprehensive platform solution.

Allvue Expands Executive Leadership Team to Enhance End-to-End Customer Experience

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Thursday, January 25, 2024

These initiatives have already begun paying off in the form of an enhanced customer portal and strong customer satisfaction scores.

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  • These initiatives have already begun paying off in the form of an enhanced customer portal and strong customer satisfaction scores.
  • Howell joined Allvue from Slack where he held the role of Global Head of Customer Success Go-to-Market (GTM).
  • At Allvue, he leads a cross-functional team of veteran Allvue executives with deep financial services expertise across the firm’s key segments – equity, credit, and fund administration.
  • “Aaron brings 25 years of global experience focused on pioneering the customer success movement, while Tarek brings two decades of sales and strategy leadership.

SecurityScorecard Launches MAX to Redefine the Supply Chain Cyber Risk Management Market

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Thursday, January 25, 2024

SecurityScorecard today announced SecurityScorecard MAX™, a new partner-focused managed service from SecurityScorecard that builds on the company’s decade of experience in the supply chain cyber risk management market.

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  • SecurityScorecard today announced SecurityScorecard MAX™, a new partner-focused managed service from SecurityScorecard that builds on the company’s decade of experience in the supply chain cyber risk management market.
  • MAX takes the industry from risk identification to risk resolution in an all-in-one package.
  • Take a deep dive into MAX, the ultimate technology-enabled supply chain cyber risk managed service.
  • Explore how MAX leverages AI, risk and threat telemetry, and elite cybersecurity experts to effectively improve the cybersecurity posture of your supply chain.

SecurityScorecard Appoints Tenable Co-Founder as Senior Advisor

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Thursday, January 18, 2024

SecurityScorecard today announced the appointment of Renaud Deraison, Co-Founder of Tenable and a pioneer of vulnerability management, as Senior Advisor and Chairman of its Corporate Advisory Board.

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  • SecurityScorecard today announced the appointment of Renaud Deraison, Co-Founder of Tenable and a pioneer of vulnerability management, as Senior Advisor and Chairman of its Corporate Advisory Board.
  • During Deraison's 20-year tenure with Tenable, he served as chief technology, research, and product officer.
  • Prior to co-founding Tenable, Deraison created Nessus®, the world's most widely used vulnerability scanner.
  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240118196570/en/
    Deraison said: “Metrics matter, and SecurityScorecard is the undisputed leader in security ratings globally.

Davos 2024: Global Cyber Risk and GDP Closely Linked, New SecurityScorecard Research Reveals

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Monday, January 15, 2024

The Cyber Resilience Scorecard provides an unprecedented view of global cybersecurity risk, arming leaders with data-driven insights to safeguard the world’s economies.

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  • The Cyber Resilience Scorecard provides an unprecedented view of global cybersecurity risk, arming leaders with data-driven insights to safeguard the world’s economies.
  • IBM Security, Cost of Data Breach Report, 2023 (Graphic: Business Wire)
    The study identified a strong correlation between a country's cyber risk exposure and GDP.
  • This concentration of risk emphasizes the importance of collaborative cyber risk management, as these high-risk sectors face and contribute to rapidly increasing cyber risk.
  • Data scientists correlated the 6.3 million cybersecurity scores with the International Monetary Fund 2022 GDP per capita data to assess the cyber risk and economic correlation.

Canadian Centre for Cyber Security and SecurityScorecard Establish Partnership to Strengthen Cyber Resilience and Secure Critical Infrastructure

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Thursday, January 11, 2024

SecurityScorecard , the global leader in security ratings, today announced a partnership with the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (the Cyber Centre).

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  • SecurityScorecard , the global leader in security ratings, today announced a partnership with the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (the Cyber Centre).
  • SecurityScorecard is delivering security ratings with continuous real-time monitoring to manage cyber risk across Canada’s critical infrastructure.
  • SecurityScorecard is honored to partner with the Cyber Centre in safeguarding the critical infrastructure Canadian citizens rely on every day.
  • This will help the Cyber Centre ensure we can provide tailored support to critical infrastructure owner-operators vital to the security of the Canadian economy.”