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Akash Mahajan

Cybersecurity Expert | Founder and CEO at Kloudle
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Akash Mahajan is the Founder & CEO of Kloudle, which offers a cloud security scanner designed for developers and tech teams who want to secure their cloud environments effortlessly.
With 19+ years in the technology industry, he has developed expertise in various areas, including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Application Security, and Business-to-Business (B2B) services.

Previously, he co-founded Appsecco, where he discovered that misconfigured cloud infrastructure—not app vulnerabilities—posed the greatest risk.
This led him to found Kloudle, a Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) solution designed for developers to automate security, eliminate human errors, and fix misconfigurations seamlessly.

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  • Shadow IT: A Growing Threat to Corporate Security
    Akash advises CIOs to treat unauthorized apps as serious threats. He suggests enabling safe choices, monitoring network traffic, and conducting regular audits. For R&D protection, implement zero-trust access, network segmentation, and encryption. A cost-effective plan includes mapping app usage, creating a secure app marketplace, and maintaining regular security awareness programs.
  • Rogue Content: A Growing Threat Beyond Shadow IT
    Akash warns that rogue content—unauthorized digital assets like AI outputs and files—poses a greater risk than Shadow IT. "It's decentralized, harder to track, and can lead to compliance issues and data leaks." Organizations should enhance visibility with content discovery tools and foster a culture where security aids innovation. Clear policies on AI use are crucial to prevent misinformation and data exposure.
  • Beware: Risks of Buying Tech from Chinese Marketplaces
    Akash warns that sharing personal and payment information on these platforms can lead to data misuse or scams. He advises using secure payment methods and being cautious with tech purchases, as some items may lack safety testing or contain malware. Always check seller ratings and reviews to minimize risks.