In view of the more frequent and more sophisticated attacks on the software supply chain, securing the software development lifecycle has become more important than ever. But that’s easier said than done. Manual security scans require far too man…
In view of the more frequent and more sophisticated attacks on the software supply chain, securing the software development lifecycle has become more important than ever. But that’s easier said than done. Manual security scans require far too man…
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A survey of more than 2,000 IT decision-makers and security operations (SecOps) professionals in the U.S., United Kingdom and Australia found lots of room for improvement when it comes to the way cybersecurity and IT operations teams collaborate. The …
Lacework this week revealed it is adding an agentless approach to securing workloads that can be employed alongside the agent software the company already makes available for the Lacework Polygraph Data Platform. Kate MacLean, senior director of produ…
CodeSec by Contrast brings enterprise-level security right to your development workflow for free. Make code and serverless security simple and efficient with quick scan times, market-leading accuracy, actionable results and seamless integration. …
In this article, we’ll be going over the 1.1 revision of The Secure Software Development Framework that was published earlier this year.
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Coming June 2, Contrast Security will be unveiling its newest security scanning tool designed for developers by security experts: CodeSec. This blog provides a sneak peek into what the tool is and how Contrast aims to empower developers with ente…
Tanya Janca, founder of the We Hack Purple Academy, Director of Developer Relations and Community at Bright, and author of “Alice & Bob Learn Application Security” joins us to discuss the current state and future of Application Security. In this ep…
The world of cybersecurity is constantly changing. Improve your DevSecOps knowledge with these critical concepts.
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In recent years, resorting to MSPs has become very popular for companies wanting to accelerate the digitization of their businesses. With this surge in popularity, MSPs now face the question: how to ensure we can meet our cybersecurity responsibilities…
Every AppSec leader recognizes and admits that software development is accelerating, and there’s no way their current approach is going to keep up. It is much better to prevent incidents than react to them after they have already happened. In thi…
Security is a dilemma for many leaders. On the one hand, it is largely recognized as an essential feature. On the other hand, it does not drive business. Of course, as we mature, security can become a business enabler. But the roadmap is unclear. With…
Security has long been seen as an afterthought in the DevOps process, and a new report from Secure Code Warrior offers a reason why. While developers say a security-led approach is important within the software development life cycle, 86% of responden…
Anitian achieves Amazon Web Services (AWS) DevOps Competency, validating its technical proficiency and proven customer success specializing in DevSecOps.
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More than a year after the SolarWinds Sunburst attack and most companies are still exposed to software supply chain attacks. In a study conducted by Argon Security at Aqua Security, it was found that the majority of companies didn’t implement software…
Wabbi published new research with IDG that finds companies utilizing continuous security have decreased vulnerabilities by 50%. The study focused on the integration of development and security, as well as the benefits of continuous security. Participan…
Styra released a research report which explores how in sync, or misaligned, IT leaders and developers are when it comes to cloud-native technology use and security during their digital transformation journeys. As organizations increase adoption, the re…
Cyberthreats and attacks—including insider threats, nation-sponsored entities and evolving cyberattack techniques such as zero-day and targeted malware, electronic espionage and complex data exfiltration—are not going away. They are only escalating. H…
By Arun Balakrishnan, Sr. Director Product Management
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Identity credentials and source code are critical assets that can create major risks for your organization when exposed by breaches of third-party cloud service co…
Prisma Cloud was named a Leader in the 2022 Forrester Wave: Cloud Workload Security report, validating market leadership and ability to help customers address cloud security needs.
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Recently we’ve been seeing more and more talk about CNAPP. It’s a relatively new term coined by Gartner that stands for cloud-native application protection platform. Gartner has added CNAPP to their hype cycle, especially as they predict that the use …
Prisma Cloud now provides automatic inventory and visualization of cloud native supply chain security to augment existing security controls.
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Prisma Cloud now provides automatic inventory and visualization of cloud native supply chain security to augment existing security controls.
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By Chetan Conikee
This article is part of a series showcasing learnings from the Secure Software Summit
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The connected world economy and the COVID-19 pandemic forced companies to accelerate digital transformation. …
Most facets of modern life—including our work—are app reliant. We depend on apps for productivity, for communication, to connect businesses with customers. Where we once relied on websites, we now turn to apps, which is why more organizations are deve…
The era of the cloud-native application is well and truly upon us: IDC researchers have predicted that by 2023, more that 500 million apps will be developed using cloud-native approaches! While some applications are still being built on a monolithic (a…
The Ukranian Defense Ministry is calling up volunteers to join a “cyber force”—to defend against Russian attacks.
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Security has long taken a back seat to speed when it comes to app development. A Synopsys blog explains one reason why: Developers are builders first. “Developers’ primary job is to create features that work—not to worry about what might go wrong.” Co…
If Russia launches cyberattacks on the U.S. or on NATO allies, it risks being hacked back. This warning comes from Deputy Attorney General Lisa O. Monaco.
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OpenSea, the NFT marketplace, got hacked last week. Or perhaps it didn’t. Charles Ponzi would be proud.
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In my last blog post, we discussed the need for businesses to adopt distributed development and delivery models in order to bring value to their customers. With the advent of distributed organizations, companies have had to adapt to new ways of b…
In this Expert Insight, Harshil Parikh, CEO of Tromzo, reveals findings from the company’s recent State of Modern Application Security Report, a survey of 400 appsec professionals.
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There are a lot of assumptions about adding security to cloud applications, including that there is only one right way to approach the DevSecOps process or that adding security will slow down development in the native cloud. But just because that’s be…
Leak of donor database unveils identities of close to 100,000 people who chipped in to bankroll the Canadian Freedom Convoy.
The post Oh! Canada—Truck Protest Donor PII Hacked appeared first on Security Boulevard.
Zoom users on macOS have noticed the microphone stays on after a meeting has ended.
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Veracode published a research that finds most applications are now scanned around three times a week, compared to just two or three times a year a decade ago. This represents a 20x increase in average scan cadence between 2010 and 2021. Scan frequency …
Knowledge alone isn’t enough to manage vulnerabilities. Developers need to be part of a proactive security process with integrated AppSec tools.
The post How to cybersecurity: Gravity is a harsh mistress appeared first on Software Integrity Blog.
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Google started auto-enrolling users in two-factor authentication (2FA) nine months ago. And now it’s releasing the results: Account breaches halved.
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One of the biggest changes to the cybersecurity landscape is that developers are now often expected to implement security directly into the applications they’re building as part of the automated development lifecycle, rather than relying on security or…
Code Sight Standard Edition helps developers find and fix security issues as they code, without switching tools or interrupting their workflow.
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