A study by cybersecurity firm Bitglass has found 33% of organisations' cloud applications are vulnerable to at least one strand of malware, with Microsoft's OneDrive accounting for 55% of infected files. A scan of cloud apps and malware exposure on tens of millions of files also found that about a third of organisations had a potential threat in their SaaS applications. Google Drive accounted for 43% of infections, and Dropbox and Box about 44% each. The files most affected where script and executable formats.
A study by cybersecurity firm Bitglass has found about 44% of organisations' cloud applications are vulnerable to at least one strand of malware, with Microsoft's OneDrive accounting for 55% of infected files. A scan of cloud apps and malware exposure on tens of millions of files also found that about a third of organisations had a potential threat in their SaaS applications. Google Drive accounted for 43% of infections, and Dropbox and Box 33% each. The files most affected where script and executable formats.