In Episode S5E9 of Brilliance Security Magazine, host Steven Bowcut sits down with Nick Harrahill, the Director of Support at Spin.AI, a company that is transforming the way businesses approach security in the SaaS environment.
The pair delve into the intricacies of the modern SaaS landscape and why it has become so crucial for enterprises to recognize and mitigate the security risks inherent within it. Nick provides invaluable insights from Spin.AI’s recent report, highlighting the prevalence and potential dangers of third-party SaaS applications and browser extensions, specifically in Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 environments.
Additionally, Steven and Nick discuss practical strategies for businesses to evaluate the risk levels of the SaaS applications they are currently using and much more. They delve deep into the current state of SaaS security and explore innovative approaches to make your digital workspace safer and more secure.
Whether you’re a cybersecurity professional or just interested in the field, this conversation offers a wealth of information about the increasingly important topic of SaaS security.
About our Guest
Nick Harrahill is an experienced cybersecurity and business leader. His industry experience includes leading security teams at enterprise companies such as PayPal and eBay, as well as building programs, processes, and operations at cybersecurity start-ups. Nick has managed teams focused on vulnerability management, application security, third-party risk, insider threat, incident response, privacy, and various facets of security operations.
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Don’t miss this episode if you want to stay informed about the latest trends and challenges in SaaS security. Listen in to understand how you can better protect your business in the dynamic and often challenging landscape of SaaS applications. Tune in today to expand your knowledge and stay ahead of the curve!
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Steven Bowcut is an award-winning journalist covering cyber and physical security. He is an editor and writer for Brilliance Security Magazine as well as other security and non-security online publications. Follow and connect with Steve on Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.