PCI DSS Compliance

Become PCI-Assured for Secure Cardholder Processing

ISO/IEC 27001 Aims to Keep Organizational Data Safe

Under the ISO/IEC 27001:2013, confidentiality, integrity and availability are the three tenets of well-protected organizational data.

Backed by enterprise security risk managers everywhere, the International Organization for Standardization is based on managing risks: identify your risks inside information assets and methodically treat them. This is time-exhaustive without a complete program capable of properly integrating all critical aspects of information security management (ISMS).

Streamlined ISMS Portal for Everyday
ISO Compliance

In February 2021, Tinder achieved a sector-first: Tinder became the first dating app to achieve ISO/IEC compliance (Source: SecMag). It demonstrates a growing need for stringent B2C AppSec, not only B2B.

To avoid ISO-related negative impacts from low third-party risk management (TPRM), enterprises need regulated & well-informed AppSec programs. With CloudDefense, confidently cover key risks at-a-glance:

How CloudDefense’s Data Security Platform Gets and Keeps You Assessment-Ready

TRPM-ready for devs and admins

offering internal verifications, automatic remediations and Airtight Checklisting.

Critical Updates First approach

for prioritised cyber diligence before flags scales up to the legal/criminal.

SCA, SAST & DAST scanners

that continuously monitor known OS & SOC 2 issues across your full SDLC.

Maintain SDLC digital compliance

by syncing patch management automations with live repositories.

Certified for Cross-Industry Use

including CCPA, HIPAA, GDPR, PCI-DSS, ISO, SOC 2 & SOX.

Meet insurer & data standards

and avoid preventable breaches such as Equifax’s, litigation and bad press.

Customer ‘data expectations’ are growing

From electronic payment records to personal details — initial access brokers (IABs) on black markets look for gaps to exploit:

The median account balance of a hacked PayPal account is 32 times the price on the dark web. (Source: SecMag)

94% of the public say businesses should be doing more to defend customers against cyber-threats. (Source: IBM)

Sample Mapping of 21007:2013 Rules to CloudDefence

Rule 6.1.2: InfoSec Roles & Responsibilities

One tool. Many pain points. Enterprise wide reporting, flexible data management to priority facilitates both enterprise governance and SecIntel.

Rule 6.1.2: Teleworking
Controls

Auto-remediations and WAF firewall covering premise & cloud infrastructure even as users access files & programs, with 100s of merged integrations.

Rule 6.2.2: Segregation
of Duties (Access Controls)

‘Least-privilege’ model keeps access to a level appropriate to the risk: eliminates single points of failure via entitlement reviews.

From the beginning, our scalable solution was made to meet big data needs and is battle-tested by years of massive and tracked data. Get a personalized guided tour with a CD expert, hear case studies similar to yours.

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CloudDefense.AI exposes security flaw in breast pump company's data storage, leaving millions of documents at risk

CloudDefense.AI, has discovered that a California-based breast pump manufacturer is storing at least 7 million documents, including personal information of healthcare providers, on an exposed server with no password protection. The documents include full names, business addresses, fax numbers, phone numbers, and National Provider Identifier (NPI) numbers. Although much of the information can be found publicly, it is unlikely that those listed are aware that their information is centrally available in a database of that size. The Daily Dot has reached out to the company but has received no response. The exposure of the data raises concerns over data safety in women's healthcare.

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CloudDefense.AI Discovers Unsecured Database of a Higher Education Social Platform, Exposing Sensitive Personal Data of Millions

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CloudDefense.AI Discovered Yes Madam's Security Breach, Exposing Sensitive Data of 900,000 Customers and Gig Workers

Indian at-home salon platform Yes Madam has exposed sensitive data of hundreds of thousands of customers and gig workers due to a server-side misconfiguration, according to security researcher Anurag Sen of CloudDefense.ai. The exposed data includes full names, mobile numbers, mailing addresses, email addresses, location data, payment links, and device details of over 900,000 users. Yes Madam co-founder Mayank Arya confirmed that the company has since secured the database, but it remains unclear whether the exposed data was accessed by anyone else. Yes Madam operates in over 30 cities across India and has attracted over a million downloads on its mobile apps.