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There’s a lack of robust mobile app security on billions of devices people carry around. Why is it such a problem, and what can developers do to solve it?
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A new financial services cybersecurity report reveals an industry aware of online threats but not doing enough to protect its systems, networks and data.
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The financial services industry is falling behind in cyber security. A new report shows where organizations should focus their software security efforts.
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What did Apollo 11 teach us about software development? Coding practices have changed since 1969, but the lessons learned from the moon mission still hold.
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Ransomware attacks on cities are on the rise. The latest ransomware attacks of 2019 suggest that international organized criminals are behind the epidemic.
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How do you protect your web apps from hackers? Forget firewalls. You need an AppSec toolbelt, including software composition analysis and automated testing.
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Ransomware payments might seem like a quick solution to get back on your feet after an attack. But paying the attackers just makes the problem worse.
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To prevent data breaches, practice these two fundamentals: shift left (perform application security testing early and often in your SDLC), and always patch.
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Supply chain attacks are not new. But as the supply chain grows longer and more complex, the attacks are evolving to keep up. Is your supply chain secure?
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The AMCA breach hammers home the need for supply chain security. Here’s how to vet your vendors so you can keep from becoming the next Quest or LabCorp.
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