Security breaches remain a persistent issue for organizations, often stemming from vulnerabilities such as leaky Amazon S3 buckets, supply chain attacks, and misconfigured CI/CD systems. Leaky S3 buckets, frequently resulting from user error and misconfiguration, continue to expose sensitive data despite default privacy settings and available preventative tools. Supply chain attacks exploit less-secure systems of third-party vendors, as seen in high-profile breaches like the Target attack in 2013 and the Solarwinds breach in 2020, underscoring the need for stringent security evaluations and auditable proof of standards from vendors. Additionally, the CI/CD infrastructure is vulnerable to threats like denial of service attacks and cryptocurrency mining abuses, with incidents prompting some CI providers to restrict or eliminate free tiers. To combat these challenges, organizations must maintain up-to-date tools, monitor systems for vulnerabilities, and ensure robust security practices among external partners, as the frequency and sophistication of cyberattacks continue to rise.