
Cloud Security
Fix Service Account Security: 6 Common Misunderstandings
Service accounts often hold more power than human employees because they lack behavioral baselines that trigger automated anomaly detection systems.
Everything Shell Bulletin has reported about identity management: 4 stories, newest first. Part of our Cloud Security coverage.

Service accounts often hold more power than human employees because they lack behavioral baselines that trigger automated anomaly detection systems.

Most account takeovers succeed because attackers exploit weak identity policies and stale permissions rather than breaking encryption algorithms.

Most cloud breaches occur because administrators grant permanent, broad permissions that remain active long after the original project ends.

Multi-cloud security fails when it treats providers as separate entities rather than a unified identity fabric that enforces policy across all environments simultaneously.