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Techday NZ
5 days ago
- Business
- Techday NZ
Myriad360 & Cyera launch AI-powered data security tool for AWS
Myriad360 and Cyera have announced the launch of the Data Security Health Assessment (DSHA), an AI-powered service designed to provide enterprises with rapid insight into their data security posture in AWS environments. The DSHA leverages Cyera's Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) platform and operates as a turnkey service. It enables organisations to detect and classify sensitive information, enforce compliance requirements, and enhance operational efficiencies across cloud-native infrastructures such as Amazon S3 and RDS. The solution processes over 120 file formats and automates risk identification, aiding in the formulation of remediation plans without manual effort. This new service aims to address the challenges that enterprises face as they scale up their artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives and cloud migrations. Fast and accurate data discovery, coupled with actionable insights for compliance, are core to DSHA's offering, with the solution reportedly delivering results within hours. Assessing data risk The platform has been deployed in operational environments where it identified over 9.3 million sensitive records shortly after rollout. During the same deployment, it uncovered 357 vulnerable data stores, 63 of which were classified as ghost datastores. According to Myriad360, the DSHA reduced manual triage time and the frequency of data loss prevention (DLP) false positives by as much as 80%, and also flagged the presence of European PII stored outside of GDPR-compliant locations. DSHA's integration with AWS means customers benefit from seamless compatibility with their existing AWS-native infrastructure. The intention, both companies state, is to enable organisations to adopt advanced solutions for data protection and AI readiness at scale without compromising security standards. Executive perspectives Heather Case-Hall, Technical Author & Data Security Leader at Myriad360, emphasised the importance of robust security measures, particularly with the expansion of AI capabilities in enterprises. She said, Our clients face increasing pressure to reduce risk and prove compliance - especially with emerging AI adoption. This collaboration with Cyera allows us to deliver not just visibility, but a clear remediation roadmap that bridges security and business outcomes. The role of contextual understanding of data was highlighted by Troy Gabel, Head of DLP at Cyera. He remarked, Security leaders today need more than just protection - they need clarity and control over their data so they can move fast without taking on unnecessary risk. Cyera's unique strength is context - we don't just show where data lives, but who can access it, how it's being used, and what it means to the business. With Myriad360's DSHA framework, we're turning that vision into action and delivering measurable impact in complex AWS environments - fast. Tim Donovan, AWS Cloud Success Manager at Myriad360, underscored the scalability and automation provided by the solution. He commented, Myriad360 is committed to helping customers meet their security and compliance needs with scalable, automated solutions. The Myriad360 DSHA powered by Cyera brings an innovative offering to AWS customers looking to mature their data protection and AI readiness. The impact of offering DSHA via AWS Marketplace was described by Alpesh Shah, VP of Security Strategic Alliance at Myriad360, who stated, Myriad360 truly understands the power of the AWS Marketplace and its ability to simplify the procurement of SaaS solutions. With this new marketplace offering in collaboration with Cyera, Myriad360 has expanded its AWS relationship, enabling clients to leverage this unique solution. We encourage customers to take advantage of Myriad360's security engineering expertise. Cloud environments and compliance The DSHA's objective is to streamline compliance and data security in line with growing demands for cloud-based infrastructure and AI-driven workloads. Organisations deploying large-scale AI projects need to ensure they do not inadvertently expose sensitive or regulated data, and the DSHA is positioned as a tool for facilitating this process within AWS frameworks. By rapidly surfacing security risks and providing a framework for actionable remediation, Myriad360 and Cyera are aiming to strengthen enterprise cloud strategies, ensuring that organisations achieve greater transparency and control over their data assets as compliance regulations and operational requirements continue to evolve.
Yahoo
12-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Enable Complete Cyber Resilience with Commvault at AWS re:Inforce
Visit booth #631 for product demos, expert insight, networking opportunities, and more TINTON FALLS, N.J., June 12, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Commvault, a leading provider of cyber resilience and data protection solutions for the hybrid cloud, is excited to announce its showcase at AWS re:Inforce, running June 16-18 in Philadelphia. Every year, AWS re:Inforce draws thousands of security professionals interested in learning how to enhance their organization's cloud security posture. Attendees range from CISOs and CTOs to DevSecOps and Security Architects. Commvault will be exhibiting in booth #631, demonstrating the Commvault Cloud platform and discussing with this audience the value of Commvault's solutions and ecosystem integrations for detecting threats early, accelerating response, and enabling fast recovery of clean data. Here are the ways to experience Commvault at AWS re:Inforce: Try it out – demos at booth #631 Supporting the widest breadth of AWS workloads, including Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2), and Amazon DynamoDB, Commvault will be offering show attendees the opportunity to put its cyber resilience solutions to the test. From readiness to protection to resilience, solutions available to demo include: Cleanroom Recovery for testing cyber recovery plans and having a clean, isolated location in AWS to restore to, when needed. Clumio Backtrack for rapid recovery of datasets stored in Amazon S3 at billion object scale. Cloud Rewind for restoring clean data and automating the cloud application rebuild process. Air Gap Protect for isolated, immutable data storage built on the same scale as Amazon S3. Threat Scan for active threat monitoring with AI-assisted anomaly detection and fast, clean recovery. Listen in – speaking session on June 17 at 3:00 pm in Lightning Theater 1 Join Commvault CSO Bill O'Connell for a timely conversation about the latest cybersecurity challenges and threats facing AWS customers today. With over two decades of security expertise, Bill will share insights on best practices and the critical steps that can't be missed. In the end, attendees will walk away with a trusted strategy for improving their readiness and resilience. Register now to hold your spot! Learn more – check out our latest security integration with Wiz on June 17 at 12:00 pm in booth #1322 Commvault CTO Brian Brockway will be discussing the intersection between cyber resiliency and cyber recovery. He'll highlight the importance of Commvault's security partner ecosystem and how Commvault Cloud's integration with Wiz enables joint customers to use Vulnerability Reporting to drive faster, cleaner recovery of mission critical workloads in AWS. To learn more about protecting, recovering, and rebuilding AWS workloads, visit Commvault at AWS re:Inforce booth #631, schedule a meeting, or visit the partner page. About Commvault Commvault (NASDAQ: CVLT) is the gold standard in cyber resilience, helping more than 100,000 organizations keep data safe and businesses resilient and moving forward. Today, Commvault offers the only cyber resilience platform that combines the best data security and rapid recovery at enterprise scale across any workload, anywhere—at the lowest TCO. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE COMMVAULT Fehler beim Abrufen der Daten Melden Sie sich an, um Ihr Portfolio aufzurufen. Fehler beim Abrufen der Daten Fehler beim Abrufen der Daten Fehler beim Abrufen der Daten Fehler beim Abrufen der Daten
Business Wire
02-06-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Deep Instinct Expands Collaboration with AWS to Secure Cloud Data as Customers Accelerate Digital Transformation
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Deep Instinct, the preemptive data security company built on the first and only AI-based deep learning framework for cybersecurity, today announced it has achieved ' Deployed on AWS ' status and been accepted into the exclusive AWS ISV Accelerate Program. These milestones reflect a deepening alignment between Deep Instinct and AWS, with a shared commitment to securing customer data as organizations accelerate their digital transformation. 'As cloud transformation continues at a record pace, it brings with it an urgent need for preemptive protection of customer data across cloud repositories—a responsibility we take very seriously,' said Lane Bess, CEO of Deep Instinct. 'Earning these AWS designations is the result of solving one of the toughest challenges in cybersecurity—preventing unknown threats before they happen—and it reflects the trust AWS and its customers place in our approach. Deep Instinct is the only deep learning cybersecurity solution that can prevent Dark AI threats targeting AWS S3 buckets.' 'Deployed on AWS' Status Raises Bar for Cloud-Native Threat Prevention Deep Instinct's 'Deployed on AWS' status is a testament to the effectiveness, scalability, and integration capability of its Data Security X (DSX) for Cloud - Amazon S3 solution, which provides preemptive data security for Amazon S3 buckets, ensuring real-time prevention and explainability of zero-day attacks. This designation enables AWS customers to apply their Enterprise Discount Program (EDP) spend toward Deep Instinct's offerings, further accelerating access to data security for critical assets stored in Amazon S3. Validation Through AWS ISV Accelerate Program Deep Instinct has also been accepted into the AWS ISV Accelerate Program, an invitation-only, global initiative for ISVs who integrate with AWS and transact through AWS Marketplace. The induction into this selective program further validates the quality and effectiveness of Deep Instinct DSX for Cloud – Amazon S3, meeting AWS's high bar for technical validation and go-to-market readiness. AWS ISV Accelerate Program members are held to the industry's highest standards and must undergo a comprehensive evaluation to gain acceptance. Deep Instinct participated in a thorough architectural and security review to ensure the quality and design of its solutions. Proof of customer excellence was also reviewed to validate the successes Deep Instinct customers have achieved across industry verticals. Through the AWS ISV Accelerate Program, Deep Instinct is able to provide the world's most advanced preemptive data security to AWS customers. Streamlined buying and implementation processes allow customers to quickly utilize Deep Instinct in their S3 environments and prevent never-before-seen malware, ransomware, and Dark AI-generated attacks. For more information about Deep Instinct's solutions on AWS, please visit or the Deep Instinct AWS Marketplace page. About Deep Instinct Deep Instinct, the first and only preemptive data security company built on a deep learning cybersecurity framework, prevents unknown threats in <20 milliseconds, 750X faster than the fastest ransomware can encrypt. Deep Instinct Data Security X (DSX) secures data at-rest or in-motion—across cloud, NAS, applications, and endpoints. DSX Brain, Deep Instinct's deep learning framework, prevents zero-day threats that no one else can find, with >99% accuracy and a <0.1% false positive rate. DIANNA, the DSX Companion, leverages GenAI to provide unparalleled explainability into unknown threats in <10 seconds. For more, visit
Scoop
21-05-2025
- Scoop
New Cyber Threat ‘Hazy Hawk' Hijacks Major Domains – Are You At Risk?
Press Release – Infoblox Infoblox Threat Intel has tracked some of this activity to a threat actor, dubbed Hazy Hawk, that uses hijacked domains to conduct large-scale scams and malware distribution. Hazy Hawk is a sophisticated threat actor that hijacks forgotten DNS records from …Subdomain hijacking through abandoned cloud resources is an issue that probably every major organisation has experienced, and these attacks are on the rise. Infoblox Threat Intel has tracked some of this activity to a threat actor, dubbed Hazy Hawk, that uses hijacked domains to conduct large-scale scams and malware distribution. This discovery highlights the critical need for organisations to manage their domain name systems (DNS) records and cloud resources vigilantly. Hazy Hawk is a sophisticated threat actor that hijacks forgotten DNS records from discontinued cloud services such as Amazon S3 buckets and Azure endpoints. By taking control of these abandoned resources, Hazy Hawk is able to host malicious URLs that lead unsuspecting users to scams and malware. Identifying vulnerable DNS records in the cloud is significantly more challenging than identifying regular unregistered domains. As cloud usage has grown, the number of abandoned 'fire and forget' resources has skyrocketed. Especially for those companies that do not use a comprehensive visibility and management solution for managing all their assets across their digital real estate. Hazy Hawk has successfully hijacked subdomains of reputable organisations, including the U.S. Center for Disease Control (CDC), various government agencies, universities, and international companies since December 2024. Hazy Hawk Details: Sophisticated Techniques: Unlike traditional domain hijackers, Hazy Hawk targets DNS misconfigurations in the cloud and must have access to commercial passive DNS services to do so Wide-Reaching Impact: The hijacked domains are used to distribute a variety of scams, including fake advertisements and malicious push notifications, affecting millions of users globally Economic Consequences: The scams facilitated by Hazy Hawk contribute to the multi-billion-dollar fraud market, with significant financial losses reported, particularly among the elderly population Obfuscation: Hazy Hawk uses layered defenses to protect its operations, including hijacking reputable domains, obfuscating URLs, and redirecting traffic through multiple domains Protective Measures To thwart threat actors like Hazy Hawk, organisations should implement robust DNS management practices, including regular audits of DNS records and prompt removal of records associated with discontinued cloud services. Additionally, users should be educated to deny push notification requests from unfamiliar websites to avoid falling victim to scams. For more information on Hazy Hawk read the full research Blog here.
Scoop
21-05-2025
- Scoop
New Cyber Threat 'Hazy Hawk' Hijacks Major Domains – Are You At Risk?
Subdomain hijacking through abandoned cloud resources is an issue that probably every major organisation has experienced, and these attacks are on the rise. Infoblox Threat Intel has tracked some of this activity to a threat actor, dubbed Hazy Hawk, that uses hijacked domains to conduct large-scale scams and malware distribution. This discovery highlights the critical need for organisations to manage their domain name systems (DNS) records and cloud resources vigilantly. What is Hazy Hawk? Hazy Hawk is a sophisticated threat actor that hijacks forgotten DNS records from discontinued cloud services such as Amazon S3 buckets and Azure endpoints. By taking control of these abandoned resources, Hazy Hawk is able to host malicious URLs that lead unsuspecting users to scams and malware. Identifying vulnerable DNS records in the cloud is significantly more challenging than identifying regular unregistered domains. As cloud usage has grown, the number of abandoned "fire and forget" resources has skyrocketed. Especially for those companies that do not use a comprehensive visibility and management solution for managing all their assets across their digital real estate. Hazy Hawk has successfully hijacked subdomains of reputable organisations, including the U.S. Center for Disease Control (CDC), various government agencies, universities, and international companies since December 2024. Hazy Hawk Details: Sophisticated Techniques: Unlike traditional domain hijackers, Hazy Hawk targets DNS misconfigurations in the cloud and must have access to commercial passive DNS services to do so Wide-Reaching Impact: The hijacked domains are used to distribute a variety of scams, including fake advertisements and malicious push notifications, affecting millions of users globally Economic Consequences: The scams facilitated by Hazy Hawk contribute to the multi-billion-dollar fraud market, with significant financial losses reported, particularly among the elderly population Obfuscation: Hazy Hawk uses layered defenses to protect its operations, including hijacking reputable domains, obfuscating URLs, and redirecting traffic through multiple domains Protective Measures To thwart threat actors like Hazy Hawk, organisations should implement robust DNS management practices, including regular audits of DNS records and prompt removal of records associated with discontinued cloud services. Additionally, users should be educated to deny push notification requests from unfamiliar websites to avoid falling victim to scams. For more information on Hazy Hawk read the full research Blog here.
