Collaborate Disseminate
The vast majority of attackers are opportunist criminals looking for easy targets to maximize their profits. If defenses are sufficiently fortified, finding a way through will be so difficult and time consuming that all but the most elite nation-state … Continue reading Addressing the lack of knowledge around pen testing
Github just published an informative guide to moving to DevSecOps.The Github article makes good points and provides clarification on how to shift left
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Some organizations are reluctant to block attacks based on their security tool alerts because of the false positives being generated, in this article we take a look at how deterministic security helps to eliminate false positives.
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Many still consider their network security devices sufficient security for their web applications. Is the difference between network security and web application security a bit of a puzzle for you? If so, you’re not alone.
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Current DAST testing tools often miss vulnerabilities that make it to production. Learn how you can find additional hidden vulnerabilities during DAST testing of your web applications.
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DevOps and DevSecOps may have you wondering, what’s the difference. DevSecOps simply means placing security practices early during the SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle) processes within an Agile framework. Learn more here.
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Many still consider their network security devices sufficient security for their web applications. Is the difference between network security and web application security a bit of a puzzle for you? If so, you’re not alone.
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A new survey of IT professionals, that revealed that security alerts have doubled over the last five year for 70% of the respondents. In addition, 75% said that they would need an additional 3 or more staff to address all the security alerts that… Continue reading Security Alerts Double and Security Teams Can’t Get to Them All
The amount of vulnerabilities found in code continues to increase at an unprecedented rate. In 2019, 17,306 vulnerabilities were recorded in the US-Cert Vulnerability database. In addition we’re on track this year to beat last year’s number… Continue reading Enhancing Vulnerability Detection As Part of DevSecOps
A new survey of developers has found that there isn’t a single application security (appsec) tool that at least 80% of developers said is inhibiting their productivity.
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