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Salt: Securing your innovation

Nov 7, 2022 By Salt Security In Salt Security
Salt Security protects the APIs that form the core of every modern application. Its patented API Protection Platform is the only API security solution that combines the power of cloud-scale big data and time-tested ML/AI to detect and prevent API attacks. By correlating activities across millions of APIs and users over time, Salt delivers deep context with real-time analysis and continuous insights for API discovery, attack prevention, and shift-left practices.
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netskope

Remember, Remember: What Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot Can Teach Us About Modern Cyber Attacks

Nov 6, 2022 By Yaroslav Rosomakho In Netskope

10 years ago I moved to the UK and made it my home, and I love living here. I like Marmite, debates over whether the evening meal is dinner, tea, or supper, the constant requirement to remark upon the weather… and the many bizarre traditions. One of these bizarre traditions is Bonfire Night, celebrated on 5th November each year to commemorate the Gunpowder Plot when a bunch of conspirators (including a man called Guy Fawkes) tried to blow up Parliament and King James.

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jumpsec

Avoiding a false sense of security

Nov 4, 2022 By Dan Green, Head of Enablement In JUMPSEC
Cyber threat detection and response is a well-established area of cyber security, with a multitude of product and service types and definitions. Yet rather than make it easier for organisations to identify what they need, this often contributes to industry noise and hype, creating a marketplace that can be challenging to navigate for buyers who are uncertain of what they need, or why they need it.
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ThreatQuotient

ThreatQuotient Publishes 2022 State of Cybersecurity Automation Adoption Research Report

Nov 4, 2022 By ThreatQuotient In ThreatQuotient
Survey results highlight which automation use cases are working, which need more focus, and how senior cybersecurity professionals are approaching the challenge of securing the extended enterprise.
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Torq

When to Automate and When Not to Automate

Nov 4, 2022 By Chris Tozzi In Torq

Everyone loves automation, and it can be easy to assume that the more you automate, the better. Indeed, falling short of achieving fully autonomous processes can feel like a defeat. If you don't automate completely, you're the one falling behind, right? Well, not exactly. Although automation is, in general, a good thing, there is such a thing as too much automation. And blindly striving to automate everything under the sun is not necessarily the best strategy. Instead, you should be strategic about what you do and don't automate.

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egnyte

Global File Sharing's Future Relies on Partnership and Collaboration

Nov 4, 2022 By Amrit Jassal In Egnyte

When it comes to the future of global file sharing, customers and vendors of these solutions must work together to develop the ideal solution for each user’s unique needs. Indeed, buyers are often looking for more than the features and benefits of global file systems - they want solutions to their most pressing business problems. How will global file sharing solutions keep up?

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signmycode

What is an Organization Validation (OV) Code Signing Certificate?

Nov 4, 2022 By SignMyCode In SignMyCode

An organization must utilize an OV Code Signing Certificate whenever it releases any software. However, many firms are unaware of it and launch their software without any digital sign. Therefore, not using an Organization Validation Code Signing becomes a drawback. So, by moving further, you will get a detailed insight into the OV Code Signing Certificate. It will help you to understand its meaning, working, need, benefits, and approach to choosing an authentic provider.

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WatchGuard

The biggest threat remote access poses: exposing your server on the Internet

Nov 4, 2022 By Manu Santamaría Delgado In WatchGuard

The rise in working from home has popularized remote access to the company workplace. Although remote work increases productivity and facilitates some operations, it may also be the gateway that cybercriminals have been waiting for. According to the latest 2022 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, misuse of remote access is the fourth most common initial attack vector.

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