Hacking and Malware Cause 75% of all Data Breaches in the Financial Services Industry
Hacking and Malware Cause 75% of all Data Breaches in the Financial Services Industry
Revolutionary SASE architecture eliminates the high cost and high latency of legacy solutions
Contract provides opportunity to service public colleges across Illinois with Next-Gen security
CAMPBELL, CA – October 24, 2019 - Bitglass, the Next-Gen CASB company, announced today that it has been named a Leader in the 2019 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Cloud Access Security Brokers, marking the second year in a row that the company has been recognized. Evaluated on 15 different criteria, Bitglass was named a Leader based on its completeness of vision and its ability to execute.
Next-Gen CASB Honored in 2019 Golden Bridge Awards, Network Product Guide’s IT World Awards, CRN Cloud Partner Program Guide, CRN Emerging Security Vendors to Know and Cybercrime Magazine’s Hot 150 Cybersecurity Companies to Watch in 2020
CAMPBELL, CA - October 22, 2019 - Bitglass, the Next-Gen CASB company, announced today that it has closed the third quarter of 2019 with multiple industry award wins. The recognition Bitglass earned underscores its position as a market leader in the cloud access security broker space, its commitment to product innovation, and its superior channel partner strategy.
38% of the 2019 Fortune 500 do not have a chief information security officer (CISO)
CAMPBELL, CA – September 30, 2019 – Bitglass, the Next-Gen CASB company, released findings today from its latest report, The Cloudfathers: An Analysis of Cybersecurity in the Fortune 500. To uncover whether the world’s leading companies are committed to enhancing their cybersecurity initiatives, Bitglass researched the members of the 2019 Fortune 500 and analyzed public-facing information such as what is available on their websites.
Yasuyuki Shinmen to Lead Bitglass in Japan, and David Newall to Lead Bitglass in Canada
CAMPBELL, CA – July 22, 2019 – Bitglass, the Next-Gen CASB company, has just announced its expansion into two new markets with the opening of regional offices in Toronto, Canada as well as Tokyo, Japan. At the helm of the regional expansions are David Newall, Canada Country General Manager, and Yasuyuki Shinmen, Japan Country General Manager.
67 Percent of Organizations Believe Cloud Apps Are as Secure or More Secure Than On-Premises Apps
CAMPBELL, CA – July 17, 2019 – Bitglass, the Next-Gen CASB company, has just released Guardians of the Cloud, its 2019 Cloud Security Report. As organizations migrate more of their data and operations to the cloud, they must maintain a robust cybersecurity posture. To uncover how well they are accomplishing this, Bitglass partnered with a leading cybersecurity community and surveyed IT professionals about cloud security in their organizations.
Jon Peppler and Benjamin Rice to Lead Bitglass’ Channel and Technology Partner Programs
CAMPBELL, CA - May 20, 2019 - Bitglass, the Next-Gen CASB, today announced the appointments of Jon Peppler as Vice President of Worldwide Channels and Benjamin Rice as Vice President of Worldwide Business Development. Peppler joins the company from Menlo Security and brings over 20 years of channel experience gained while working at category leaders including Proofpoint and OpenText. Rice has held a variety of senior management positions at public companies such as Blue Coat Systems as well as startups like Egnyte and Ositis Software. At Bitglass, Peppler and Rice will be responsible for enhancing the company’s channel and technology partnerships, respectively.
Top Breaches from the Past Three Years Caused by External Cyberattacks that Used Phishing, Malware, Technical Vulnerabilities, or Other Tactics
CAMPBELL, CA - May 15, 2019 – Bitglass, the Next-Gen CASB company, released findings today from its latest report: Kings of the Monster Breaches. Bitglass researched the three largest data breaches of publicly traded companies from each of the last three years in order to uncover cybersecurity trends and demonstrate the extensive damage that can be done by improper security. Among the incidents detailed in the report are the Marriott breach of 2018, the Equifax breach of 2017 and the Yahoo! breach of 2016.