Build secure cloud-native applications by avoiding the top five security pitfalls we lay out in our Secure Cloud-native Development Series. This blog is the third part of the series, and it will teach you how to secure cloud storage and handle access controls on S3 buckets. Each cloud provider has managed storage services that your organization is already probably utilizing.
Today, we are proud to announce the beta version of SocketSleuth, our new Burp Suite extension for performing security testing against WebSocket-based applications. SocketSleuth was created out of our security research group to aid in our security research against applications that leverage WebSockets for communication.
Topgolf Callaway is a powerful golf company that offers modern golfing entertainment, as well as selling golf equipment in most areas of the world. The organization maintains online and in-person stores in many different countries and sells to millions of customers annually. With so much customer data exchanging hands through this company and its many retailers, everyone involved is at risk because of a recent security vulnerability.
One of the most vital things to get right in application security is dependency management, and to achieve this, your suite of AppSec tools must be up to date. This means that your vulnerability scanning, detection, and remediation capabilities must be able to identify and address the newest and most exploited vulnerabilities. Do you know what these vulnerabilities are? Have you got them covered? With the help of some of the world’s leading cybersecurity authorities, you can be.
Keeping up to date in any field can be challenging, but this ethos might not ring more true than in cybersecurity. The dynamic nature of the industry requires SOC analysts to always be on their toes with new and emerging threats across a constantly expanding attack surface. New threats and vulnerabilities can pop up on a nearly daily basis. Don’t let this discourage you because this is also what can make the role so satisfying!
South Africa's Protection of Personal Information Act (PoPIA), also known as the PoPI Act, is a comprehensive data protection legislation designed to safeguard the privacy and information of South African citizens. While Jacob Zuma assented to PoPIA in November 2013, the act took effect in July 2020. Parliament granted all South African entities a one-year grace period, expecting them to comply by June 30th, 2020.
Azure security refers to the safeguards implemented by Microsoft Azure to protect the information and services hosted on its cloud platform. Azure security offers a safe environment for using cloud services, storing data, and executing applications, assisting enterprises in meeting regulatory requirements. Azure security assessment tools test your cloud architecture to find data and identify hazards, their potential effects, and their likelihood of occurring.
“Cloud App Security” refers to a collection of tools developed to improve the safety of cloud-based software and services. With the increasing usage of cloud computing, it is more important than ever for organizations to take measures to keep their data and users secure.
SASE sets the design guidelines for the convergence of networking and security as a cloud service. With SASE, enterprises can achieve operational simplicity, reliability, and adaptability. Unsurprisingly, since Gartner defined SASE in 2019, vendors have been repositioning their product offerings as SASE. So, what are the differences between the recommended single-vendor SASE approach and other SASE alternatives? Let’s find out. This blog post is based on the e-book “Single Vendor SASE vs.
