Incentivizing Developers is the Key to Better Security Practices

Professional developers want to embrace DevSecOps and write secure code, but their organizations need to support this seachange if they want that effort to grow. The cyber threat landscape is becoming more complex by the day. Attackers are constantly scanning networks for vulnerable applications,...

DongTai - An Interactive Application Security testing(IAST) Product That Supports The Detection Of OWASP WEB TOP 10 Vulnerabilities, Multi-Request Related Vulnerabilities (Including Logic Vulnerabilities, Unauthorized Access Vulnerabilities, Etc.), Third-Party Component Vulnerabilities, Etc.

中文版本Chinese version About DongTai IAST DongTai IAST is an open-source passive interactive security testing IAST product. It uses dynamic hooks and taint tracking algorithms to achieve universalvulnerability detection and multiples request associated withvulnerability detection including but not...

How Vodafone Global Security Director creates an inclusive and secure workplace

Moving to more flexible remote work policies has caused telecommunications giant Vodafone to rethink cybersecurity and the potential friction to users. Instead of relying on physical security controls in the office, the company has embraced a Zero Trust strategy that requires authenticating...

How Vodafone Global Security Director creates an inclusive and secure workplace

Moving to more flexible remote work policies has caused telecommunications giant Vodafone to rethink cybersecurity and the potential friction to users. Instead of relying on physical security controls in the office, the company has embraced a Zero Trust strategy that requires authenticating...

DevOps Vs DevSecOps Comparison❗️ Similarities and Differences

In today’s technological era, there are a variety of philosophies and techniques that are adapted to handle different processes. It’s crucial to understand what each methodology or process focuses on, to decide what is best for you. When experts choose to focus on a particular methodology, such a...

3 Steps to Integrate Rapid7 Products Into the DevSecOps Cycle

DevSecOps is the concept and practice of integrating security into the DevOps cycle. The idea is to bring the different phases of security into the DevOps model and try to automate the entire process, so security is integrated directly into the initial application builds. In this post, we’ll take...

DevSecOps Training - Data Center Attack: The Game

See what it’s like as a security decision maker in Data Center Attack: The Game. Will your decisions help save lives?...

Wake up! Identify API Vulnerabilities Proactively, From Production Back to Code

After more than 20 years in the making, now it's official: APIs are everywhere. In a 2021 survey, 73% of enterprises reported that they already publish more than 50 APIs, and this number is constantly growing. APIs have crucial roles to play in virtually every industry today, and their importance...

Apps Built Better: DevSecOps, a Security Silver Bullet

Security should never be an afterthought when developing software and applications. However, as technological advances continue to take hold, the security tools many rely on are changing in real-time, and combatting potential breaches or hacks of your wares before they arise now requires new...

Shifting Security Left with Trend Micro and Snyk

Explore how to foster a DevSecOps culture by securing open source code in the early stage of the DevOps process...

Action! Start putting automation into practice.

Augmented reality No, not that augmented reality. In our new blog series, we’ll talk about the challenges of leveraging automation and actually putting it into practice for your organization and business. We’ll discuss how it can augment a security organization’s workflow in so many ways when don...

5 questions to answer before spending big on cloud security

Do your tool diligence Convincing people to sign off on big cloud security spends is, most assuredly, a never-ending process. Because every so often be it in 6 months, 1 year, 2 years, your security organization will have to pitch to the check-writers all over again. Of course, we all know it’s...

SecOps: Tips for reducing open source vulnerabilities

Check out this infographic to gain insight on enabling a strong DevSecOps culture by ensuring open source code is secure, allowing developers to build quickly and meet business objectives...

How to Implement Secure and Compliant IaC

Success lies in security True separation of developer and security teams is becoming a thing of the past. Today’s cloud environments enable deployments at previously unheard-of speed and scale; there simply isn’t time to build infrastructure, then code, then hand it all off for security...

The Evolution of DevOps in 2021

DevOps has long been a key tool in helping organizations reliably and rapidly deliver systems into production. While in the past, IT and software development teams suffered from lengthy processes and struggled to resolve incompatible priorities, now DevOps allows for easier collaboration, as well...

DevSecOps and the New Scope of Application Development

Hand in hand: Application development and application security As expectations of developers change, so too do those of security teams. It’s more of a collective effort than ever as business dependence on applications continues to grow. Security must shift further left into the software developme...

DevSecOps: How to Systematize Security into the Dev Pipeline

Security within an organization cannot be siloed or left up for DevOps teams to figure out and manage. Learn how applying DevSecOps best practices will have a noticeable positive impact on the security of your overall applications...

Securing Containers and Kubernetes-Orchestrated Environments

In a recent Black Hat webcast, “Securing Containers and Kubernetes-Orchestrated Environments,” sponsored by VMware Carbon Black, guest speakers Sheila A. Berta, Offensive Security Specialist, Dreamlab Technologies and Haim Helman, CTO, VMware Carbon Black App Security, VMware Security Business...

Horusec - An Open Source Tool That Improves Identification Of Vulnerabilities In Your Project With Just One Command

Horusec is an open source tool that performs static code analysis to identify security flaws during the development process. Currently, the languages for analysis are: C, Java, Kotlin, Python, Ruby, Golang, Terraform, Javascript, Typescript, Kubernetes, PHP, C, HTML, JSON, Dart. The tool has...

Shifting Security Right: How Cloud-Based SecOps Can Speed Processes While Maintaining Integrity

When it comes to offloading security controls to the cloud, it may seem counterintuitive to the notion of “securing” things. But, when we consider the efficiency to be gained by shifting right with some security controls, it makes sense to send more granular, ground-up responsibilities to a trust...