Articles By Shyam Oza
Shyam Oza
Director of Product Management
Dec 03
2021
Salesforce Data Export: A Reliable Backup & Recovery Tool?
Salesforce Data Export allows you to export data from your Salesforce org for backup purposes. But is it a reliable backup and recovery tool?
Nov 03
2021
Types of Malware: How to Detect and Prevent Them
Malware attacks are costly and destructive. Learn about the different types of malware, how they work and how to protect your data from these threats.
Oct 20
2021
Salesforce Data Recovery Service: A Good Backup Option?
Salesforce retired — and then brought back — its data recovery service. Learn why it was reintroduced and why third-party backup is still a necessity.
Sep 20
2021
Spanning Backup for Salesforce Feature Retrospective
Here at Spanning, we’re constantly innovating. Get a look at some of the new capabilities we’ve added to Spanning Backup for Salesforce.
May 19
2021
File Inclusion Vulnerabilities — Web-based Application Security, Part 9
PHP File Inclusion represents a security flaw in web applications that can result in information disclosure. Learn more about LFI and RFI vulnerabilities.
Oct 19
2020
Directory Traversal — Web-based Application Security, Part 8
Directory traversal is a web application security vulnerability that allows unauthorized users to access files from different folders or directories that they would otherwise be restricted from accessing.
Oct 12
2020
Mobile Malware: What Makes It Dangerous?
Cybercriminals are using mobile malware to get their hands on business data stored on your smartphone. Learn all about the types of mobile malware out there and what protection measures you can take to repel them.
Jun 17
2020
Spanning Release Notes: G Suite Backup with Integrated Dark Web Monitoring
Spanning Backup for G Suite with Dark Web Monitoring provides complete front-end and back-end G Suite protection – secure credentials – secure data.
Jun 15
2020
Denial-of-Service (DoS) Attacks — Web-based Application Security, Part 7
A Denial-of-Service (DoS) attack is when legitimate users are unable to access a network. Learn how they work and how to protect against them.
Feb 20
2020
Insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR) — Web-based Application Security, Part 6
Insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR) vulnerabilities exist when direct object reference entities can be manipulated in order to gain access to otherwise private information. Learn how they work and how to protect against them.
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