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3 out of 4 Employees Sidestep IT, Bring Their Own Tech

According to a Gartner® Press Release, “by 2027, 75% of employees will acquire, modify, or create technology outside IT's visibility, up from 41% in 2022.” Much of this trend is driven by the accelerated adoption of SaaS applications by business owners without the involvement of IT or cybersecurity teams, especially due to the rise of remote work following the COVID pandemic.

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Valence Joins Microsoft for Startups Pegasus Program

Valence Security is thrilled to be part of the Microsoft for Startups Pegasus Program! A big thank you to Microsoft for consistently supporting the startup ecosystem with programs like these.

Valence Selected as 2023 SC Awards Finalists

SC Media announces that Valence Security is one of the 5 2023 SC Award Finalists for Most Promising Early-Stage Start Up.

Offboarding: Don't Forget Third-party Non-human Identities

Offboarding of non-human users must become a top priority for CISOs.

Cybersecurity Excellence Awards 2023: Valence Brings Home the Gold, Twice Over

For the 2023 Cyber Security Excellence Awards, Valence was awarded GOLD in two categories: Best Cybersecurity Startup and Best Product for SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM).

Valence Wins 3 Global InfoSec Awards from CyberDefense Magazine

Valence Security has been named a winner in three categories of the Global InfoSec Awards, presented by Cyber Defense Magazine. Valence is the recipient of the following awards: Hot Company SaaS/Cloud Security; Most Innovative Low-code/no-code Security, and Publisher's Choice InfoSec Startup of the Year.

Quantifying the SaaS Supply Chain and Its Risks

Organizations do not have good visibility into all the software-as-a-service applications that connect to and access data stored in core business.

Democratizing SaaS Security Remediation

Democratizing SaaS security remediation workflows is increasingly necessary for modern business needs, and security teams must find ways to adapt - not obstruct - such progress.