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By Mahfuzur Rahman | SecYork Technology Cloud computing has become the backbone of digital transformation — yet in 2025, security misconfigurations remain the silent driver of major breaches. Despite mature DevSecOps pipelines and improved posture-management tools, misconfigurations still account for over 70% of cloud data exposures  worldwide. At SecYork , we assess multi-cloud ecosystems across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Over and over, we find that incidents rarely start

By Mahfuzur Rahman | SecYork Technology Introduction In today’s software-driven world, security risks don’t just come from hackers — they often lurk deep inside the software we use every day. From open-source libraries to third-party components, modern applications are built like layered puzzles, and even one insecure piece can expose the whole system. This is where SBOM — Software Bill of Materials —  becomes a critical part of cybersecurity and vendor governance. Think of a

By Mahfuzur Rahman | SecYork Technology Introduction In today’s threat landscape, where identity, integrity, and encryption define the backbone of enterprise security, the Trusted Platform Module (TPM)  plays a crucial role in anchoring hardware trust. Originally designed as a physical chip embedded in computing devices, TPM has now evolved into virtual and cloud-native forms — ensuring that trust begins before the operating system even starts . At SecYork , we believe that e

By Mahfuzur Rahman | SecYork Technology Modern applications are the backbone of digital business, but with this critical role comes increased exposure to cyber risks. Organizations must integrate security into the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) to prevent breaches, downtime, and loss of customer trust. Among the most effective approaches are DAST, IAST, and RASP —three methodologies that address vulnerabilities at different layers of application security. Dynamic Appl

By Mahfuzur Rahman | SecYork Technology In today’s digital economy, sensitive data flows through countless applications, transactions, and networks. From online shopping to banking, organizations must ensure this information is protected against misuse and breaches. One proven method for reducing risk is Tokenization . What is Tokenization? Tokenization is the process of replacing sensitive data with a non-sensitive representation —called a token . This token acts as a stand-

By Mahfuzur Rahman | SecYork Technology Introduction In today’s fast-paced digital world, business risks  can appear without warning—whether from cyberattacks, natural disasters, or system failures. Understanding the impact of these risks  is crucial for ensuring business continuity and resilience. This is where Business Impact Analysis (BIA)  comes into play, helping organizations map out critical processes, the impact of their disruption, and the timeline for recovery. In t