Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Staying on top of corporate security trends may seem like a hassle, but it actually has great benefits for your organization. Understanding security trends helps businesses benchmark their performance—including within their specific industry—and strengthen their security posture to align with the best performers.

Managing the vendor remediation process is no small feat. While on the surface, it might seem like the bulk of the heavy lifting is done once you complete your initial assessment, you (and every other security team on the planet) know this couldn’t be further from the truth. After all, if your team doesn’t constantly track remediation efforts and validate corrective actions, how else are you supposed to ensure vendors effectively mitigate the risks you identified?

New StilachiRAT malware enables crypto theft and reconnaissance, AMOS and Lumma stealers spread via Reddit posts, and 41% of user logins used compromised passwords.

For founders of early-stage startups in Australia and New Zealand, growth is the ultimate goal. You’re focused on building an exceptional product, winning customers, and scaling fast. But one thing that should also be on your radar is security compliance. ‍ The reality is, compliance isn’t just about meeting legal requirements or ticking a box when an enterprise customer asks for certifications. It’s a strategic advantage.

Security teams today face increasing pressure to quantify the effectiveness of their application security programs. Whether it’s justifying security investments to leadership or demonstrating compliance with regulations like PCI DSS, HIPAA, and GDPR, teams struggle to showcase the real impact of their security efforts. Without clear, actionable data, proving that an AppSec program is actively reducing risk becomes a challenge. That changes today.