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    June Threat Report: INTERPOL Attacks Infostealers

    Casmer Labs, Cloud Storage Security’s (CSS) internal threat laboratory, monitors the dynamic landscape of cybersecurity, cloud security, and particularly cloud data security. Our mission is to ensure that our customers and the public are informed about critical security developments, incidents, and updates.

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    Enhance Amazon S3 Data Security with Advanced Access Controls and Antivirus Protection

    The typical enterprise organization stores high volumes of data in cloud storage services such as Amazon S3– with much of this data being sensitive or otherwise business critical in nature. Particularly for organizations who leverage data lakes built on Amazon S3, the sheer volume of data housed within one (or a few) individual storage resources is staggering. Scaling cloud infrastructure requires implementing proper access controls and comprehensive malware protection. These measures limit exposure to bad actors and unintended user mistakes, protecting against data breaches, system disruptions, and financial losses. Implementing these controls secures the cloud and helps achieve certifications like ISO 27001. Cloud Storage Security Antivirus for Amazon S3 enhances Amazon S3's native features, offering advanced antivirus scanning and malware protection.

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    Managing Misconfigurations at Scale With DataDefender

    Modern enterprises understand that their data stores are ever-growing– and becoming more distributed through more IT systems, accounts, resources, and more. An enterprise with hundreds of cloud accounts and thousands of buckets and volumes would have been a statistical anomaly 10 years ago. In 2025, cloud usage at this scale is commonplace.

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    Introducing DataDefender by Cloud Storage Security

    Award-winning cloud security solution provider Cloud Storage Security (CSS) has announced the general release of DataDefender, a security platform built to help organizations secure their most important assets– their data. Having built the award-winning malware protection solution Antivirus for Amazon S3, currently the #1 most subscribed container listing in AWS Marketplace, DataDefender is the result of CSS’ expertise in cloud security, especially pertaining to the storage layer, and the desire to help customers prevent data breaches at all costs.

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    Enhance Amazon S3 Security with Advanced Controls and Antivirus Protection

    The typical enterprise organization stores high volumes of data in cloud storage services such as Amazon S3– with much of this data being sensitive or otherwise business critical in nature. Particularly for organizations who leverage data lakes built on Amazon S3, the sheer volume of data housed within one (or a few) individual storage resources is staggering. Scaling cloud infrastructure requires implementing proper access controls and comprehensive malware protection. These measures limit exposure to bad actors and unintended user mistakes, protecting against data breaches, system disruptions, and financial losses. Implementing these controls secures the cloud and helps achieve certifications like ISO 27001. Cloud Storage Security Antivirus for Amazon S3 enhances Amazon S3's native features, offering advanced antivirus scanning and malware protection.

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    May 18, 2025 Week Threat Report

    Casmer Labs, Cloud Storage Security’s (CSS) internal threat laboratory, monitors the dynamic landscape of cybersecurity, cloud security, and particularly cloud data security. Our mission is to ensure that our customers and the public are informed about critical security developments, incidents, and updates.

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    Employee Monitoring Application Exposes Millions of Screenshots

    As of late 2024, the public cloud is the technology of choice for organizations looking to build new applications and workflows. Accompanying this continuous migration to the cloud is the natural influx of data that are processed, stored, and transmitted by these applications. Furthering this problem is the fact that this already larger volume of data are being distributed over an ever-increasing number of storage repositories like Amazon S3 buckets, Azure Blobs, and Google Cloud Storage Containers.

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    Identifying and Preventing Insider Threats: Lessons Learned From the Coinbase Incident

    Coinbase today reported that they had experienced a major cybersecurity incident- but not in the way you might have thought. This was not a data breach as most of the incidents in Q1 of 2025 have been, but instead was an internal threat where employees willingly exfiltrated data from Coinbase’s environment.

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    Week of 4/20 Threat Report

    Prior Week Threat Report - April 20, 2025

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