Supply Chain Software Attacks Rank as Growing Cloud-Related Threat

86.9% of responders confirm they face challenges validating and prioritizing alerts and cloud events.

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New research from SentinelOne reveals attacks targeting trusted third-party tools and systems are a security threat that can’t remain hidden.

Despite this, most organizations are unprepared to defend against them, with key vulnerabilities and a lack of visibility, according to SentinelOne’s 2025 Cloud Security Survey Report and 2025 Cloud Security Risk Report.

Key takeaways:

 

● 86.9% of responders confirm they face challenges validating and prioritizing alerts and cloud events.

● Only 12.9% rank secret scanning (to identify exposed credentials in developer tools) as a top priority, despite it being a common attack path.

·        Nearly 30% of respondents have either not begun implementing secret scanning capabilities or have no plans to do so.

·        92% of organizations say they face challenges securing their cloud environments due to using too many point solutions, leading to supply chain compromises often going undetected for long periods.

·        With 53% of organizations reporting that at least half of their alerts are false positives, it is even harder to spot real threats hiding in plain sight.

·        98.2% expect teams will experience benefits from AI in cloud security solutions.

·        Accelerate incident response, detecting threats faster, and better prioritize remediation among the top perceived benefits of AI.

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