Category Archives: application vulnerabilities

Containers, Security, and Risks within Containerized Environments

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Applications have historically been deployed and created in a manner reminiscent of classic shopping malls. First, a developer builds the mall, then creates the various stores inside. The stores conform to the dimensions of the mall and operate within its floor plan. In older approaches to application development, a developer would have a targeted system or […]

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93% of Organizations Have Network Vulnerabilities: Here’s How to Beat the Odds

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Cybersecurity is an ongoing battle, and the latest figures from penetration testers prove that the fight is far from over. According to Positive Technologies, 93% of all networks are open to breaches due to common vulnerabilities. However, there are proactive steps business owners can take to stay on the right side of that ratio. Take […]

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Omnichannel E-commerce Growth Increases API Security Risk

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Today, a lot of the digital innovation we see is largely thanks to the application programming interface (API). Without APIs, rapid development would be nearly impossible. After all, the API is the link between computers, software and computer programs. But wherever there’s a link, a potential data security weakness exists.      Essential for modern mobile, SaaS […]

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Why We Need To Beat ‘Breach Fatigue’ — At Work and at Home

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Data breaches come at such a fast pace that the public doesn’t seem to pay attention to the latest incidents, or they’re practically forgotten in a week — just in time for the next breach to make headlines. Instead of cries for better personal data protection, however, consumers seem less concerned even as more companies […]

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It’s Not Too Soon to Start Talking About 6G

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We may be only a short time into 5G deployments, but discussions of the impact 6G technology will have on our lives have already started. In late 2020, the Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions created a new group called the Next G Alliance to “advance North American mobile technology leadership over the next decade through […]

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Detections That Can Help You Identify Ransomware

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One of the benefits of being part of a global research-driven incident response firm like X-Force Incidence Response (IR) is that the team has the ability to take a step back and analyze incidents, identifying trends and commonalities that span geographies, industries and affiliations. Leveraging that access and knowledge against the ransomware threat has revealed […]

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Banking and Finance Data Breaches: Costs, Risks and More To Know

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As each year passes, cybersecurity becomes more important for businesses and agencies of every size, in nearly every industry. In 2020, ransomware cases grew by 150%, and every 39 seconds, a new attack is launched somewhere on the web. A data breach also causes rising costs in banking and finance. What Happens in a Banking […]

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API Abuse Is a Data Security Issue Here to Stay

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Just about every app uses an application programming interface (API). From a security standpoint, though, APIs also come with some common problems. Gartner predicted that API abuse will be the most common type of attack seen in 2022. So, what problems exactly do APIs face? And what can data security defenders do about it?  Prevalent […]

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API Abuse Is a Data Security Issue Here to Stay

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Just about every app uses an application programming interface (API). From a security standpoint, though, APIs also come with some common problems. Gartner predicted that API abuse will be the most common type of attack seen in 2022. So, what problems exactly do APIs face? And what can data security defenders do about it?  Prevalent […]

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Google Shares Format for Open Source Vulnerability Data

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Google, in collaboration with several open source communities, today unveiled a schema for describing vulnerabilities in open source software that will make it easier to for developers to track security issues that impact their applications. Dan Loren… Continue reading Google Shares Format for Open Source Vulnerability Data→