Cloud Security Alliance

What does it take to lead a thriving Cloud Security Alliance chapter? 🎙️ In this CSA Chapter Leader Podcast episode, Dr. Shankar Chebrolu, President of the CSA Triangle Chapter, shares practical insights on building a strong local cloud security community. From hosting meaningful events to advancing education, research, and awareness, he discusses the real challenges and rewards of chapter leadership. Learn how local leaders drive global impact. Watch now → https://ow.ly/9UmU50YmOFl #CloudSecurity #SecurityPodcast #TechLeadership

The Zero Trust Advancement Center (ZTAC) Resource Hub is an open, collaborative library featuring curated Zero Trust research, frameworks, and guidance from across the cybersecurity industry. With contributions from leading organizations and experts, it showcases some of the most important Zero Trust publications available today. We’re actively accepting submissions. If your organization has published meaningful Zero Trust research or resources, we invite you to contribute and help shape the industry dialogue. Explore the ZTAC Resource Hub → https://ow.ly/wcIZ50Yn3vf #ZeroTrust #CloudSecurityAlliance #ZTAC

AI risk isn’t mystical, it’s familiar. The real threat is blind trust. At CSA’s AI Summit 2026, Samuel Romanov, Director at Cornerstone Technology Solutions, reframes modern AI risk as amplified versions of classic attack patterns—from prompt injection to “slopsquatting” in AI-generated code. Through two real-world scenarios, he reveals how shadow AI, hallucinated dependencies, and weak governance can scale enterprise risk—and how automated agents, data provenance, and behavioral monitoring restore control. Watch now → https://ow.ly/BIyi50Yl7GL #AIRiskManagement #AutomatedAgents #AIThreats

Digital identity is evolving—and the conversation continues at Identiverse 2026. CSA is proud to partner with Identiverse, taking place June 15–18 at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. Join 3,500+ identity, security, and digital trust leaders for four days of practical insights, strategic discussions, and peer collaboration shaping the future of identity security. Register by March 1 to lock in the lowest rate with early-bird pricing plus our exclusive 25% discount code: IDV26-CSA25%. Secure your pass → https://lnkd.in/gZTQ7iPj #Identiverse2026 #IdentitySecurity #DigitalTrust

As AI systems grow more powerful and autonomous, understanding what they can do, and the risks that come with them, is critical. Developed by CSA’s AI Safety Initiative, the Capabilities-Based Risk Assessment (CBRA) framework offers a structured, scalable approach to assessing AI risk based on system capabilities, autonomy, and impact. Mapped directly to the AI Controls Matrix (AICM), CBRA helps organizations apply the right level of oversight—from lightweight safeguards to full-scale governance. Learn how to align your AI risk strategy with the true capabilities of your systems → https://ow.ly/rUqT50XqQG7 #AISecurity #AIGovernance #AIRiskAssessment

📰 Today’s edition of the CSA Roundup features a wide range of articles about Zero Trust, SaaS, and AI security. Learn about: - Closing the Zero Trust governance gap - Applying Zero Trust principles to GenAI - The new era of SaaS breaches - An AI Maturity Model to aid in AI adoption - And more! Check it out below 👇 #ZeroTrust #SaaSSecurity #AISecurity

When cyber attacks on the U.S. government spiked during the federal shutdown, agencies that had adopted Security as a Service (SECaaS) solutions to supplement their in-house capabilities had reason to be thankful: furloughs wouldn’t affect their ability to ward off threats. While SECaaS certainly isn’t new, the shutdown combined with recent government downsizing has put it on the radar for agencies that may be looking to do more with less. With SECaaS, historically manual tasks such as real-time monitoring to detect and respond to security threats suddenly become much more manageable. Learn more in this FedTech Magazine article featuring CSA's own Larry Hughes → https://lnkd.in/gqvpBKa5 #SECaaS #GovernmentTech #FedTech

Strengthen trust in your cloud security posture with the CSA Security, Trust, Assurance, and Risk (STAR) Registry. Explore validated transparency and third-party assessments that support informed decision-making and compliance alignment. Discover how STAR helps organizations demonstrate accountability and advance best practices in cloud security. Learn more → https://ow.ly/TpQT50Ymaec #SecurityCompliance #CloudRiskManagement #CSASTAR

Artificial intelligence is now a core cloud workload, yet most security models were not built for autonomous, adaptive systems. In this CSA Security Update episode, Milan Rana principal, Principal AI Architect at Headstrom, shares lessons from securing AI landing zones in regulated enterprises. Discover how to reduce risk in Generative AI (GenAI), address governance gaps, and secure multi-cloud AI deployments at scale. 🎙️ Watch now → https://ow.ly/Rpik50Ym5Io #ArtificialIntelligence #AIGovernance #GenerativeAI

We’re just 14 days away from WiCyS 2026! From March 11–13, cybersecurity professionals will gather in the Washington, DC area to advance women in cybersecurity and strengthen the future of our field. Over three days, attendees will gain technical insight, expand professional networks, and build meaningful connections that extend well beyond the conference. If you’ve been thinking about attending, now is the time to secure your spot in DC and be part of a community committed to growth, leadership, and opportunity. Register Now → https://ow.ly/44W350Yflx0 #WiCyS #WomenInCybersecurity #Cybersecurity