Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

The SEC Cybersecurity Disclosure Rules - Our Take

The SEC cybersecurity disclosure rules have put a spotlight on the issue of cybersecurity within organizations. The core of the rules and related guidance can be found in the article “Assess Your Readiness Now for the SEC Cybersecurity Disclosure Rules.“ The SEC cybersecurity disclosure rules should help build momentum around the importance of governance and risk management, relevant expertise, and timely incident disclosure that are fundamental to cybersecurity programs.

Revolutionizing Security: The Power of Digital Call Boxes in Multi-Building Complexes

In today's fast-paced world, the security and management of multi-building environments pose unique challenges. Traditional methods often fall short in providing the efficiency and safety needed. Enter the era of digital transformation, where digital call boxes emerge as a game-changer in streamlining security operations. In this video, Lucas Ingala delves into the early adoption of these innovative solutions, shedding light on how they revolutionize security and management across multiple buildings. 🏢🚀

A Guide to Choosing and Automating Security Frameworks

With the growing number of security frameworks, acronyms, scoring systems, benchmarks and more, it’s often hard to understand how each frameworks differs, how and where they come into play with regards to modern cloud native systems. More than anything, how do we actually operationalize these frameworks to derive engineering benefits?

Defending Your Critical Data With Rubrik & CrowdStrike Falcon LogScale

Your backup data hosts useful information that can be used to identify potential attacks. In this quick demo, we'll show you how easy it is to share insights from Rubrik Security Cloud with your Security Operations team to help detect, respond to and recover from cyberattacks.

Understanding Supply Chain Risk - Using SCA to protect your application

Understanding our supply chain means understanding all the components that make it. But this is harder than it appears. Open-source components make up 80 - 90% of our application's source code, but we must also remember that our open-source components are also made from open-source components, it's like supply chain inception. SCA or Software Composition Analysis is a security tool that looks at your entire supply chain and outlines vulnerabilities, including transitive or downstream dependencies.

Demo: Code Intelligence's Fuzz Testing Platform. C/C++ example.

Sergej Dechand, Code Intelligence's CEO, demonstrates how developers can submit new code, which is automatically tested and analyzed for security issues. Sergej explains the process of running tests, assessing findings, and integrating with ticketing systems. You'll also see how to measure code coverage and download reports. It includes all the mentioned use cases with simulating hardware and autogenerated fuzz test setup..

What Does a Solid VM Ticketing Workflow Actually Look Like?

In this webinar, Scott Kuffer discusses the challenges and best practices of vulnerability management workflows and ticketing. He emphasizes the discrepancy between vulnerability management teams' priorities and the priorities of the business as a whole. Scott explores different ticketing workflows, starting with basic vulnerability-based tickets and progressing to more advanced options such as asset-based, team-based, and action-based tickets. He highlights the benefits of automating ticket creation and reporting, as well as the potential for redefining how vulnerability management is approached within organizations.

Wire Fraud: What It Is and How to Stop It

In 2023, based on wire fraud statistics nearly a quarter of consumers received suspicious communications, which may have occurred over text, email, phone, or social media. Of those who interacted with the sender, one in twenty consumers fell victim to wire fraud, which begins over electronic channels. That same year, consumers lost a reported $10 billion to fraudulent activities, a significant portion of which began as wire fraud.

Cyber Security vs Blind Faith

As we KEEP do more and more work around the world for corporations, government departments and CNI providers we’re seeing a recurring and worrying trend; Blind Faith. Whilst some of this may be cultural, it can no longer be used as justifiable reasoning for the failure to secure core assets, understand the possible threats or at least implement basic protections. Why?