2019 proved to be a hectic year in the cybersecurity landscape. With 3,813 data breaches occurring in the first six months alone, (exposing over 4.1 billion records,) and 12174 new vulnerabilities discovered in commercial and open source software, this year has certainly been one for the memory books. With all signs pointing to 2020 being
Application security is finally beginning to take wind. After years of being pushed to the background in favor of other areas of IT security, recently we’ve seen a major shift in the security landscape where application security is finally getting attention.With 84% of attacks aimed at the application layer – it’s about time, too.
Automation has taken the business world by storm. We automate everything, from marketing to manufacturing and everything in between, and it often pays off: greater ROIs, higher productivity, less overworked employees. In application security, the same can be true. As web applications have become the essence of business in almost every industry, the risks have
We wanted to share with you an excellent article written by Richard Janezic from midsizeinsider.com that covers the alarming state of application security, and how many of the current security vulnerabilities can be prevented by dedicating more thought into developing a secure coding methodology utilizing technologies that are available in the marketplace and considerably reduce the complexity
What’s Wrong with the Public Sector? They’re failing OWASP Top 10! OWAP Top 10- the bible of web applicaiton vulnerabilties, the benchmark vulnerabilities by which most organizations should by going by; who’s their worst pupil? The Public Sector.
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