Kathleen Moriarty Kathleen Moriarty

Rethinking “The Human Firewall”: Build security that works when people can’t

Rethink the 'Human Firewall': Phishing success rates prove human cognition is not the last line of defense. We must shift the burden from tired, stressed users to Secure-by-Design systems. Learn how memory-safe languages, Protective DNS, Zero Trust defaults, and AI-era controls are essential to building security that works when people can't. Stop blaming users; start fixing the architecture.

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Kathleen Moriarty Kathleen Moriarty

Redefining Scale: From Vendor to Customer

SecurityBiaS assists SaaS providers to meet the needs of businesses with few resources by building in security and IT management at scale. What does that mean? Read the blog to learn more, including a few examples of how security can be built-in-at-scale.

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Kathleen Moriarty Kathleen Moriarty

TLS Version Transition Planning

Defenses evolve with time, moving from defense in depth to intrinsic. An ability to rely on services being secure is fundamental to the success of a business application.

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Kathleen Moriarty Kathleen Moriarty

Attachments Don’t Have to be Scary!

Reducing threats to the customer base of a SaaS application will take many forms, from secure code, supply chain assurance, to infrastructure controls. It is possible to reduce this distributed security burden for a customer base.

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