Collaborate Disseminate
A few years ago, Netsparker CEO Ferruh Mavituna gave a talk at Infosecurity Europe, a major security conference. He spoke about why organizations need to scale their web security operation and how automation can play a key role. Securing web apps manua… Continue reading Scaling-Up and Automating Web Application Security
Netsparker CEO Ferruh Mavituna was interviewed by Enis Hulli, the host of Glocal, a podcast that “features entrepreneurs from all around the world that started in dysfunctioning ecosystems and built global facing technology businesses”. Enis is a partn… Continue reading Ferruh Mavituna is Interviewed About Netsparker by Enis Hulli, Host of Glocal
Ferruh Mavituna, Netsparker founder and CEO, was interviewed in May 2019 by Paul Asadorian and Jason Albuquerque for Business Security Weekly #129. They discussed the Application Service Discovery feature of scanners, how to handle in-house written app… Continue reading Ferruh Mavituna Talks About Discovering Websites on Business Security Weekly #129
Sven Morgenroth, a security researcher at Netsparker, was interviewed by Mike Shema for Application Security Weekly #60 on May 6, 2019. Matt Alderman – CEO of Security Weekly – and John Kinsella also joined the conversation.
The general the… Continue reading Sven Morgenroth, Netsparker – Application Security Weekly #60
Help Net Security, a daily source of information about security news, with a focus on enterprise security, recently interviewed Ferruh Mavituna, CEO at Netsparker. The interview was in podcast format and focused on how to Identify web application … Continue reading Ferruh Mavituna is Interviewed About Netsparker by Help Net Security
Sven Morgenroth, a security researcher at Netsparker, was interviewed by Paul Asadoorian and Larry Pesce for Paul’s Security Weekly #584. Sven talked about PHP Object injection vulnerabilities and explained the dangers of PHP’s unserialize function. Sv… Continue reading Sven Morgenroth Talks About PHP Object Injection Vulnerabilities on Paul’s Security Weekly Podcast
At the end of 2018, PHP will stop releasing security updates and supporting PHP 5.6 as well as PHP 7.0. Considering there are millions of websites who are still running these old versions of the PHP framework, this move can put those millions of websit… Continue reading End of Support for PHP 5 and PHP 7.0