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GuidePoint Security released a new open source tool that enables a red team to easily build out the necessary infrastructure. The RedCommander tool solves a major challenge for red teams around the installation and operationalization of infrastructure … Continue reading RedCommander: Open source tool for red teaming exercises
The current situation presents interesting opportunities for job seekers and employers looking to reinvent their organizations.
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Aligning security and delivery at a strategic level is one of the most complex challenges for executives. It starts with an understanding that risk-based thinking should not be perceived as an overhead or tax, but a value added component of creating a … Continue reading How to drive business value through balanced development automation
Turning on a lightbulb has never been easier. You can do it from your mobile. Voice activation through home assistants is robust. Wall switches even play nicely with the above methods. It was only a matter of time before someone decided to make it fun, if you consider a Rubik’s …read more
80% of organizations are struggling to reach application delivery requirements with their existing infrastructure. But, amid pandemic concerns, efforts to modernize networks and applications to address this challenge are accelerating with 83% reporting… Continue reading A look at enterprise network and application modernization efforts
In a previous article, we explored common misconceptions about automation and the realities of using automation to improve security. This article discusses automation best practices as part of an overall Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) strategy. Being fully aware of the pitfalls of automation helps frame best practices and provide greater context. Recognizing that […]
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Interesting story of an Amazon supplier fraud: According to the indictment, the brothers swapped ASINs for items Amazon ordered to send large quantities of different goods instead. In one instance, Amazon ordered 12 canisters of disinfectant spray costing $94.03. The defendants allegedly shipped 7,000 toothbrushes costing $94.03 each, using the code for the disinfectant spray, and later billed Amazon for… Continue reading Amazon Supplier Fraud
A study from the U.S. government shows there is proof of a way to be more efficient when looking for flaws in software. Security researchers of all expertise levels do better with an improved, automated analysis that better allocates human resources during investigations, U.S. military researchers from the National Security Agency, Cyber Command, Navy, Air Force, and Army posit in new research published this month. This differs from a common approach taken when researchers are more naturally inclined to zero in on a given piece of software to try to find flaws. “There is a cognitive bias in the hacker community to select a piece of software and invest significant human resources into finding bugs in that software without any prior indication of success,” they write in the paper. This status quo, which the researchers call the “depth-first” approach, places more of a burden on experienced researchers while beginners get […]
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Organizations that invest in key capabilities today to navigate a post COVID-19 business environment can position themselves to thrive in the “next normal”, according to a Deloitte survey. The survey also found that expectations for positiv… Continue reading Save-to-transform as a catalyst for embracing digital disruption
Anyone who has spent time on repetitive, manual tasks understands how tedious and cumbersome this work can be and how errors are commonplace. If only machines could do this work for us. This is the promise of automation: the application of technology, programs, robotics or processes to achieve outcomes with minimal human input. Automation makes formerly arduous, […]
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