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Dependency confusion is becoming a serious cybersecurity threat. Learn which organizations are at risk and how to protect systems against these attacks. Continue reading Dependency Confusion Attacks: New Research Into Which Businesses are At Risk
A new report underscores the effectiveness of low-code tools in reducing costs and helping IT professionals deal with growing demands.
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AppMySite is an intuitive app-building tool that’s just $10 a year. Start building and managing your own apps today.
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Instead of keeping Secrets in Kubernetes manifests, store them separately. Portainer makes this quite simple; I’ll show you how in this tutorial.
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Containers — which are lightweight software packages that include entire runtime environments — have solved the issues of portability, compatibility and rapid, controlled deployment. Containers include an application; all its dependencies, libraries and other binaries; and configuration files needed to run them. Heralding the era of microservices, Infrastructure as Code and service-oriented architectures (SOA), containers […]
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Salt Security, a provider of a platform for securing application programming interfaces (APIs), today published a report that reveals the existence of vulnerabilities in APIs in an unidentified platform employed widely in the financial services indust… Continue reading Salt Security Report Highlights Prevalence of API Vulnerabilities
In the ever-growing software ecosystem, successful products need to have great performance, security, maintainability and usability. For the people who deliver those products, quality assurance, time to market and cost matter most. They sometimes push security-related tasks to the side. After all, time is tight. It doesn’t matter if the system is secure if features […]
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Secure software development requires a ‘shift left’ — paying attention to security and privacy early in the life cycle. Threat modeling is a very useful activity for achieving this goal, but for a variety of reasons, organizations struggle to introduce it. Last year, a group of industry and academy experts got together with the goal […]
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They say you can only have two of three — fast, good and cheap. When it comes to developing cloud-based applications, I think that a fourth criteria should be added: secure. But, I honestly don’t think that this common advice to project managers who work in today’s market. Successful developers who take cloud app security […]
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Protect your XML parsers against malicious XML documents!
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Hey! And welcome to the first installment of AppSec Simplified. Today, we are going to explore a fascinating vulnerability called XML External Entity vulnerabili… Continue reading Intro to XXE Vulnerabilities: AppSec Simplified