"Half of Organizations Have Unmanaged Long-Lived Cloud Credentials"

Datadog's "State of Cloud Security 2024" report found that 46 percent of organizations have unmanaged users with long-lived credentials in cloud services, putting them at risk of data breaches. Long-lived credentials, which are authentication tokens or keys in the cloud that remain valid for a long time, can give attackers persistent access with the same privileges as the owner. According to the report, long-lived credentials are widespread across Google Cloud, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and more. This article continues to discuss key findings from Datadog's State of Cloud Security 2024 report.

Infosecurity Magazine reports "Half of Organizations Have Unmanaged Long-Lived Cloud Credentials"