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One-third of critical and high vulnerabilities remain open for 180+ days from the time they are discovered. When it comes to business growth vs security, business always wins by prioritizing features over vulnerabilities. This gives hackers enough time to exploit the vulnerabilities, putting the organization at risk. However, most of these vulnerabilities can be virtually patched within a few hours using solutions like AppTrana's SwyftComply, with zero impact on business continuity.

A real-world API vulnerability let a user change the asset type in a major crypto exchange—bypassing expected controls. Watch how a simple tweak to API parameters enabled unauthorized trades and exposed critical flaws. Learn why detailed schema validation and input checks are essential for protecting sensitive financial APIs.

Think you can tell cybersecurity heavyweights from sci-fi legends? @Etay Maor, Chief Security Strategist at Cato, thought so too, until a quote left him speechless (and slightly heartbroken). Watch on and test your own cyber + pop culture instincts.

What are false positives in cybersecurity — and why do they matter? In this video, we break down the concept of false positives: those annoying alerts that cry wolf when there’s no real threat. You’ll learn how they happen, the difference between false positives and false negatives, and the hidden costs they create for security teams. We’ll also walk through real-world examples, explore how false positives impact SOC efficiency, and share practical strategies to reduce them using better configurations, machine learning, and smarter alert triage.

Insider threats are one of the most underestimated cybersecurity risks facing organizations today—and they’re coming from the inside. In this video, we break down exactly what insider threats are, the different types (including malicious, negligent, and compromised insiders), and why they’re so hard to detect. You’ll also hear about real-world examples like Edward Snowden and the Capital One breach, and learn how businesses can protect themselves with practical, real-world strategies.