Traditional security processes were designed around centralized corporate networks, where employees typically went through IT and procurement to access new technology.
That model no longer reflects how modern organizations operate.
Employees now introduce SaaS applications, integrations, and AI tools outside traditional approval processes. Security teams need a different approach: one that starts with discovering what's being used, who's using it, and what access is being granted.
Trying to force modern work into outdated security processes leaves organizations struggling to maintain visibility.
Should security processes adapt to modern work, or should organizations be doing more to control how technology gets adopted?
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That model no longer reflects how modern organizations operate.
Employees now introduce SaaS applications, integrations, and AI tools outside traditional approval processes. Security teams need a different approach: one that starts with discovering what's being used, who's using it, and what access is being granted.
Trying to force modern work into outdated security processes leaves organizations struggling to maintain visibility.
Should security processes adapt to modern work, or should organizations be doing more to control how technology gets adopted?
Subscribe to our podcasts: https://securityweekly.com/subscribe
#SaaSSecurity #AISecurity #SecurityWeekly #Cybersecurity #InformationSecurity #AI #InfoSec