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Building a multi-tenant SaaS is fundamentally different from building an internal enterprise application. This article shares real-world lessons learned while designing SWIPE, focusing on data isolation at the database level, Zero Trust networking, resilience without maintenance windows, and continuous security through automated DevSecOps. Learn why tenant-aware architecture, scalable infrastructure, and continuous monitoring are critical to building secure, resilient, and co

Learn how to build CJIS and FedRAMP Moderate compliant infrastructure with Amazon Q Developer. Achieve CJIS compliance in AWS Public Cloud.

In our latest Zephon blog, we break down why AI’s inconsistency is really a governance issue — and how Zero Trust, strong data discipline, and human oversight can turn AI from chaos into a force multiplier.

The 2026 Intelligence Authorization Act tackles Salt Typhoon, reshapes ODNI, and sets AI guardrails. Learn how Zero Trust defends against nation-state threats.

CVE-2025-53770 SharePoint vulnerability (CVSS 9.8) actively exploited against 54+ major organizations including banks and government entities. Attackers extract cryptographic secrets for persistent access even post-patching. This crisis exposes fundamental architectural flaws—CISOs must shift from emergency response to Zero Trust transformation. Immediate actions: patch, rotate keys, segment networks. Strategic imperative: use this as catalyst for security architecture overha

On July 18, 2025, a critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability, CVE-2025-53770, was identified in Microsoft SharePoint Server, with a CVSS score of 9.8, marking it as one of the most severe threats to on-premises SharePoint environments. Explore essential strategies to safeguard against SharePoint Vulnerabilities and learn how CVE-2025-53770 impacts systems and protect SharePoint Vulnerabilities.

Explore how Zero Trust 2.0, enhanced by AI, revolutionizes threat detection. Discover Zero Trust strategies for advanced security insights.

Zero Trust is a cybersecurity model that assumes no user or device is trustworthy by default, requiring continuous verification for access. This approach has shifted from a theoretical idea to a critical strategy, particularly for federal agencies dealing with complex, distributed IT environments. This blog explores how Zero Trust has become essential, highlighting its adoption in federal settings, regulatory drivers, and practical steps for leaders.

Introduction In today’s threat landscape, cyber attacks are not slowing down – they’re escalating in volume and sophistication. Yet many...

Today Microsoft is everywhere. Active Directory was the enterprise infrastructure backbone once, and still is. However, our dependence on...

This article dives into 5 proven strategies that organizations can use today to reduce these costs when migrating to zero trust security.