Discovering Applications, Netsparker – Business Security Weekly #129

    We welcome Ferruh Mavituna, Founder and CEO of Netsparker! They will be discussing the discover and scan perspective of applications, how to handle in-house written applications vs. ones that are acquired, the prioritization and planning of the app… Continue reading Discovering Applications, Netsparker – Business Security Weekly #129

Sven Morgenroth, Netsparker – Application Security Weekly #60

Sven joins us to talk about securing our applications, how confident can we be about the security of web applications, and how we can make it easier to build applications that we don’t need to worry about the OWASP top 10 because of secure defaul… Continue reading Sven Morgenroth, Netsparker – Application Security Weekly #60

Larry Maccherone, Comcast – Application Security Weekly #59

    This week, we welcome Larry Maccherone, Senior Director of Comcast, to talk about the world of SecOps vs. DevSecOps! Full Show Notes Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/securityweekly Hosts
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Application SLA: Knowing Is Half the Battle

Applications have come to define the digital experience. They empower organizations to create new customer-friendly services, unlock data and content and deliver it to users at the time and device they desire, and provide a competitive differentiator … Continue reading Application SLA: Knowing Is Half the Battle

The Evolution Of Vulnerability Management – Enterprise Security Weekly #126

    Where do we stand today in the following 3 areas when it comes to vulnerability management: 1. Applications – DevOps, containers and applications in general (desktop and SaaS) – What are the new challenges and how do we solve them?2. In… Continue reading The Evolution Of Vulnerability Management – Enterprise Security Weekly #126

HTTPS: The Myth of Secure Encrypted Traffic Exposed

The S in HTTPS is supposed to mean that encrypted traffic is secure. For attackers, it just means that they have a larger attack surface from which to launch assaults on the applications to exploit the security vulnerabilities. How shou… Continue reading HTTPS: The Myth of Secure Encrypted Traffic Exposed

Bugs, Breaches, and More – Application Security Weekly #47

    In the News segment, Oracle patches 284 vulnerabilities, bug in Twitter Android app exposed protected tweets, 4 tips for better API Security in 2019, and more! Bugs, Breaches, and More! Oracle Patches 284 Vulnerabilities in January Critical Patch U… Continue reading Bugs, Breaches, and More – Application Security Weekly #47

John Kinsella, Layered Insight – Application Security Weekly #40

Previously co-founder and head of product at Layered Insight, John now leads container security engineering at Qualys after it’s acquisition of Layered Insight. John talks about Qualys’ Container Security that centralized, continuous discov… Continue reading John Kinsella, Layered Insight – Application Security Weekly #40

Continuous processes can complicate security, but also provide an answer

While cloud computing has promised to simplify the management of business-technology systems, it hasn’t exactly turned into a net simplification when it comes to security. Sure, cloud infrastructure platforms remove the complexity of having to se… Continue reading Continuous processes can complicate security, but also provide an answer

Bluebox-ng, Stock Data Breaches, and CommitStrip- Application Security Weekly #32

 Alpine Linux hit with bug that can lead to Poisoned Containers, data breaches affect stock performance in the long run, Bluebox-ng, a Node.js VoIP pentesting framework, and CommitStrip: It’s Not an App! News Bugs, Breaches, and More! 1.) Alpine… Continue reading Bluebox-ng, Stock Data Breaches, and CommitStrip- Application Security Weekly #32