Polaris fAST services are fast, powerful, and easy-to-use cloud-based application security testing, optimized for DevSecOps. Fast. These days, it can be hard for us to agree on much of anything. But one thing that seems to unite us all is that when we want something, we want it now. And we need it fast. Fast is definitely top-of-mind for anybody producing software. Delivery schedules are constantly being compressed, so anything that reduces the time for developer tasks is a good thing.

In workplaces of the past, IT teams could afford to trust the devices in their network because they knew them. After all, they issued and managed them. But today’s work environment makes trust a little difficult. From work from home to the vast expansion of enterprise applications, IT and security teams have a whole new set of cybersecurity challenges to mitigate. Your workers are human and are subject to human error. Phishing attempts are not always easy to spot.

As cyber threats intensify and the human and financial resources available to deal with them remain limited, there is a growing need for automation in cybersecurity. The intelligent automation of key cybersecurity processes can significantly improve an organization’s posture and at the same time support under-pressure employees by reducing reliance on manual processes.

IoT device lifecycle management is the process of managing the entire life cycle of an IoT device, from conception and design to manufacturing and distribution, to installation and eventual decommissioning. The goal of IoT device lifecycle management is to ensure that devices are properly managed throughout their lifespan to maximise their operational efficiency and longevity.

Informer’s Founder and CEO Marios Kyriacou will be speaking at the UKsec Cyber Security Summit. UKsec takes place at the Millennium Gloucester in London on the 22nd and 23rd of November. The 2-day conference sees exclusive keynotes from trail-blazing industry execs as well as attendees having the chance to take part in interactive panel debates, benchmarking their approach to cyber security against peers.

As we head into 2023, we look back at the last year and the focus will continue to be on reducing risk exposure and resilience. Organizations are strengthening their ransomware defense, security, and privacy approach to product development, cyberattack response, supply chain risk management and operational technology (OT) security and based on working with customers across industry sectors, here is a compilation of some trends we predict for 2023. 1.

The cybersecurity landscape is constantly evolving. Criminals are always searching for new ways to compromise enterprise systems, looking for weaknesses in their security.

We all use passwords every day to sign in to our devices and online accounts. But that doesn’t mean they’re a perfect solution.

If you are a code publisher or software developer, your end-users need to trust your software that they download. You, a legit entity, must win their trust and confidence as the source of the file rather than any third party or any infiltrator claiming to be you. Also, they need to know that the code has not been tampered with by any hacker or has any malware inserted in it.