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Security debt refers to the accumulation of vulnerabilities in your software that make it harder to protect your data and systems. How do you get rid of it?
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Developers have no time for your complex security processes. Making application security simple means focusing on essentials and cutting through the noise.
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If security practices are easy and simple, people will do them. Developers too will adopt application security if you make it easy and simple. Here’s how.
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Organizations that postpone remediating security issues, or just ignore them, are playing a risky game. But DevSecOps can help reduce your security debt.
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Better IoT security requires a change in consumer culture and habits. But manufacturers should be doing more as well, with better guidance from government.
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How do you comply with privacy laws that haven’t even been enacted yet? Start by securing your software and systems against cyber attacks and data breach.
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The downward trend in organizations passing PCI DSS interim security testing is worrying. PCI DSS compliance requires security every day, not once a year.
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On National Data Privacy Day, we find little has changed in what numerous privacy advocates and experts have called “the golden age of surveillance.”
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We know that cyber attacks can have physical consequences. How does U.S. critical infrastructure fare in terms of cyber security and resilience to attack?
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Prevent different types of social engineering attacks, targeting everyone from CEOs to gamers to smart appliance users, with the right training and tools.
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