Secure code review is a combination of automated and manual processes assessing an application/software’s source code. The main motive of this technique is to detect vulnerabilities in the code. This security assurance technique looks for logic errors and assesses style…
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Brothers Indicted for Stealing $25 Million of Ethereum in 12 Seconds
It took two brothers who went to MIT months to plan how they were going to steal, launder, and hide millions of dollars in cryptocurrency and only 12 seconds to actually pull off the heist. The brothers, Anton Peraire-Bueno and…
How To Deploy HYAS Protect
HYAS Protect protective DNS includes a user-friendly interface and four core deployment methods. The decision engine works out of the box as an immediate first-line defense against a network breach. Organizations of any size can monitor traffic with HYAS Protect’s…
North Korea IT Worker Scam Brings Malware and Funds Nukes
WTH? DPRK IT WFH: Justice Department says N. Korean hackers are getting remote IT jobs, posing as Americans. The post North Korea IT Worker Scam Brings Malware and Funds Nukes appeared first on Security Boulevard. This article has been indexed…
RSA Conference 2024: AI and the Future Of Security
RSA 2024 explored AI’s impact on security, featuring sessions on AI governance, LLMs, cloud security, and CISO roles. Here are just a few of the expert insights shared. The post RSA Conference 2024: AI and the Future Of Security appeared…
New Survey Finds a Paradox of Confidence in Software Supply Chain Security
Get results of and analysis on ESG’s new survey on supply chain security. The post New Survey Finds a Paradox of Confidence in Software Supply Chain Security appeared first on Security Boulevard. This article has been indexed from Security Boulevard…
Lookback Analysis in ERP Audit
The Importance of Lookback Analysisin Effective ERP AuditingToday, data is the key driver of success, and even small decisions can have a significant impact. Therefore, it is crucial for organizations to use powerful analytical tools. Lookback or retrospective analysis provides…
Ransomware Attacks Evolve as Average Ransom Demand Tops $1.26 Million
Overall ransomware frequency grew by 64% in 2023, with increases in both direct and indirect ransomware. Victims paid $282,000 in ransom on average, a 77% drop in price, and half the companies avoided paying a ransom completely. The post Ransomware…
How to Get a VAPT Certificate?
In today’s digital age, cybersecurity is more important than ever. Businesses that maintain the data of their clients are continually concerned about potential vulnerabilities that hackers may exploit to potentially misuse the data for wrong deeds.That is why organizations need…
How to do Penetration Testing effectively
Do you want to enhance your organisation’s cybersecurity by identifying and addressing vulnerabilities before they can be exploited? Mastering the art of penetration testing is a vital skill for any security professional and an essential component of a robust security…
Hackers Use Fake DocuSign Templates to Scam Organizations
A surge in phishing attacks that use emails appearing to be from DocuSign is being fueled by a Russian dark web marketplace that has a wide range of take templates and login credentials. Abnormal Security saw a “concerning uptick” of…
Risks of GenAI Rising as Employees Remain Divided About its Use in the Workplace
One in three office workers who use GenAI admit to sharing customer info, employee details and financial data with the platforms. Are you worried yet? The post Risks of GenAI Rising as Employees Remain Divided About its Use in the…
VFCFinder Highlights Security Patches in Open Source Software
VFCFinder analyzes commit histories to pinpoint the most likely commits associated with vulnerability fixes. The post VFCFinder Highlights Security Patches in Open Source Software appeared first on Security Boulevard. This article has been indexed from Security Boulevard Read the original…
Palo Alto Networks and IBM Align Cybersecurity Strategies
Palo Alto Networks this week revealed it has agreed to acquire the QRadar software-as-a-service (SaaS) offerings from IBM to migrate organizations using this platform, to the Cortex XSIAM security operations center (SOC) delivered as a cloud service. The post Palo…
Enhance security with Sonatype Lifecycle and ServiceNow Application Vulnerability Response (AVR) integration
We are excited to announce an innovative partnership that integrates Sonatype’s open source software (OSS) security intelligence directly into ServiceNow workstreams. For this partnership, we’ve launched a new Sonatype and ServiceNow integration. The post Enhance security with Sonatype Lifecycle and…
The new Sonatype Learn: Self-service educational materials where and when you need them
Sonatype Learn — your trusted DevOps and Sonatype product training resource — is all new. We’ve launched an industry-leading Learning Management System (LMS) with updated courses, fresh videos, and a whole new learning vibe! The post The new Sonatype Learn:…
When it comes to threat modeling, not all threats are created equal
One fundamental principle every threat modeler learns very early in their career is that not all threats are created equal. Some threats can be fixed more easily than others. Among the threats most difficult to fix — if they can…
Navigating Yesterday’s Battles: Insights from Cybersecurity Reports
We often find ourselves entrenched in yesterday’s battles, grappling with legacy systems, applying products launched last year, responding to attack methods from last year’s, aligning with regulations published 3 years ago, and so on. While we aim to anticipate and…
Master Third-Party Vendor Monitoring: Join Our Exclusive Webinar Hosted by Jonathan Care
Join Ekran System for an insightful webinar with Jonathan Care, an established cybersecurity expert and former Gartner analyst, who will unveil powerful strategies for optimizing third-party vendor monitoring. Attend the webinar to learn about selecting reliable vendors, applying risk assessment…
15-Year-Old Ebury Botnet Compromised 400,000 Linux Servers
The operators behind the Ebury server-side malware botnet have been doing business since at least 2009 and, according to the threat researchers who have been tracking it for the last decade, are stronger and more active than ever. The malware…