Software as a service (SaaS) is changing the world, as nearly all new businesses use “as a service” solutions to ensure business productivity and seamless collaboration across different functions, both internally and externally to the organization. So why shouldn’t attackers take advantage of this open access and attempt to compromise victims? Well, of course, they have done exactly that. Our data shows that attackers are now jumping on the bandwagon of delivering malware and credential phishing via trusted SaaS brands.
