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Checking for misconfigurations isn’t enough

Posted on 26 August 2021

From helpnetsecurity.com

Earlier this year, Hobby Lobby accidentally exposed 136 GB of sensitive data for 300,000 customers. Artwork Archive was recently alerted that an Amazon S3 bucket with 200,000 files in it was left open, although it was found by a cybersecurity firm and not a threat actor so the issue was quickly resolved.

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