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Astrix on a CISO Series Episode: Hacking Third-Party Integrations

Dana Katz July 15, 2022

Astrix Co-Founder & CEO, Alon Jackson, recently joined Dan Walsh, the CISO of VillageMD, and David Spark, host of CISO Series for an hour of critical thinking about securing app-to-app integrations. Astrix Co-Founder and

The Super Cyber Friday episode dedicated to third-party application integration security: “Hacking Third-Party Integrations” is now available to watch here.

Main topics covered:

How are applications being brought into the enterprise IT environment? What does the security department know about and don’t know about?
What is the non-user activity that’s happening among applications?
How do you keep tabs on this activity that appears to be just a push for more automation?
What’s the vulnerability of low code and no code apps that allow people to connect apps easily?
What can’t we see in these third party integrations that we should want to see?
How do you determine which app integrations are risky?

Tune in as Jackson and Dan discuss the risks of app-to-app connectivity, low-code/no-code iPaaS, and more:

Click here to watch the full episode here.

Here’s a sneak peek:

About the Author

Dana Katz

Dana is the VP of Marketing at Astrix Security, where she spearheads global brand strategy, demand generation, and thought leadership initiatives. With deep expertise in cybersecurity marketing, Dana has successfully orchestrated go-to-market campaigns that underscore the importance of identity-first security—especially in the burgeoning field of machine identities (API keys, service accounts, AI agents).