For the past few weeks and the foreseeable future, COVID-19 has forced organizations around the world to adopt work from home models. This can be a difficult transition, impacting productivity, workflows, and overall cybersecurity. And, with software development teams now “developing from home,” and in some cases being asked to meet even more aggressive delivery
It’s no hidden secret that an increased level of training and education is both one of the biggest needs and shortcomings in the cybersecurity industry. Organizations are falling victim to cyberattacks more frequently than ever before and the ramifications are only getting worse. According to IBM Security’s and Ponemon Institute’s 2019 Cost of a Data
It’s no secret that the earlier you discover security bugs in the software development life cycle (SDLC), the more time, money, and resources you will save. While making use of “reactive” security testing tools such as SAST and IAST is necessary to prevent vulnerabilities from entering production, a proactive approach that eliminates the introduction of
According to the Verizon 2019 Data Breach Investigation Report, 69 percent of the data breaches investigated by Verizon were perpetrated by outsiders, 63 percent were the result of attackers targeting server assets, and nearly 70 percent of breach incidents were caused by attackers targeting vulnerable web applications. Undoubtedly, there is a substantial connection between vulnerable
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