What is DevSecOps?
Aviram Shmueli, a cofounder at Jit, provides an overview of DecSecOps and explains its benefits compared to traditional product security practices that rely on surfacing vulnerabilities in production.
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Detecting Flaws and Vulnerabilities with DevSecOps
Aviram Shmueli, a cofounder at Jit, explains some of the common vulnerabilities that can be mitigated with DevSecOps, which includes coding flaws that expose SQL injection or cross-site scripting vulnerabilities, to security issues in your third-party dependencies.
Integrating DevSecOps into Developer Workflows
Aviram Shmueli, a cofounder at Jit, discusses the importance of integrating DevSecOps into developer tooling like GitHub and Slack.
April 8 2024 Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing
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How exposure management can help CISOs benchmark their security posture against industry peers--and why that's important
Digital transformation initiatives and the adoption of cloud, mobile, and remote work models have eviscerated the traditional security perimeter. Enterprise assets are distributed across the cloud, endpoints, mobile, and personally owned devices and expanded the attack surface in the process. Organizations are increasingly vulnerable to attack via unknown and unmanaged Internet-facing assets.
10 Strategies to Fortify SCADA System Security
Here are some of the best SCADA protection strategies to ensure your organization's safety. Late last year, Pennsylvania's Municipal Water Authority of Aliquippa (MWAA) fell victim to a sophisticated cyberattack, targeting its SCADA system at a key booster station. This station, crucial for regulating water pressure across Raccoon and Potter townships in Beaver County, experienced a temporary loss of communication, triggering an immediate investigation.
5 reasons why observability and security work well together
Site reliability engineers (SREs) and security analysts — despite having very different roles — share a lot of the same goals. They both employ proactive monitoring and incident response strategies to identify and address potential issues before they become service impacting. They also both prioritize organizational stability and resilience, aiming to minimize downtime and disruptions.
Exploiting HTTP/2 CONTINUATION frames for DoS attacks
The vulnerability lies in the way HTTP/2 implementations handle CONTINUATION frames, which are used to transmit header blocks larger than the maximum frame size. Attackers exploit this weakness by sending an excessive number of CONTINUATION frames within a single HTTP/2 stream. This flood of frames overwhelms the server's capacity to process them efficiently.
Top 3 API Leaks Identified by Cybersecurity & InfoSec Experts
APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) have proliferated widely, which increases their susceptibility to various vulnerabilities. In the realm of web applications, prime examples that stand out are SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) and Representational State Transfer (REST) APIs. Due to their inherent complexity and the dynamic nature of software ecosystems, common vulnerabilities include inadequate authentication mechanisms and injection attacks such as SQL injection or cross-site scripting (XSS).
Implicit Trust vs Explicit Trust in Access Management
While trust plays an important role in access management, not all types of trust are created equal. When it comes to access management, there are two types of trust to pay close attention to, implicit trust and explicit trust. Let’s go over what these types of trust are in access management and how they differentiate from one another.