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SAST vs DAST: Explore different types, and examples and make the right choice.

To keep up with the ever-evolving cyber threat landscape, application security is a big challenge. Unfortunately, security is often overlooked in the modern software development and delivery framework and assumed as a luxury. Rather than taking a proactive approach, security is incorporated as a reactive approach that increases costs and makes the company suffer losses.

8 Common User and Entity Behavior Analytics Use Cases

The world's course towards digitization increases the need for organizations to protect their sensitive data and information more than ever before. According to IDC, in 2025, global investment in the digital transformation of businesses is expected to exceed $2.8 trillion. When you use a significant part of the organization's budget for digitalization, you have to protect this investment. Of course, it's not just organizations that appreciate the value of digital data and information.

Securing Our Nation: How the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Delivers on Cyber Resiliency

Attacks and intrusions on our nation’s vital infrastructure — our electrical grid, water systems, ports and oil supply — are on the rise. For example, as reported by the Pew Charitable Trust in March 2021, hackers changed the chemical mixture of the water supply in Oldsmar, Fla., increasing by 100 times the level of sodium hydroxide (lye) in the water supply.

AppSec Decoded: Methods and tools for SBOM generation | Synopsys

President Biden’s executive order calls for agencies to buy only software products that have a software Bill of Materials (SBOM). Mike McGuire, security solutions manager at Synopsys, and Taylor Armerding, security advocate at Synopsys, discuss the role SBOMs will play in application security and what tools and methods organizations can leverage to create a comprehensive SBOM.

What is the Internet of Things (IoT)? Definition and Critical Risks

The internet of things (IoT) is a system of interconnected computers, devices, digital machines, and objects, all marked with unique identifiers (UIDs) and enabled to transfer and share data over a network. It was first coined by Kevin Ashton in 1999 when he envisioned a future where things communicated with each other, apart from human interaction With the evolution of web-enabled smart homes and smart devices in nearly every corner of life, IoT attack surfaces begin to emerge.

Integrating Open NDR To Automate Alert Response Via Better Network Evidence

Are you interested in context for your cloud or container environment when you investigate an event from last week, last month, or last year? Would it save you time to have IDS alerts that include the full context of the connection? Watch this SANSFIRE 2022 webcast and to see James Schweitzer demonstrate easy to understand, interlinked network evidence, available wherever you need it and which also enables orchestration.