Identifying security flaws early in the software development lifecycle (SDLC) prevents vulnerabilities from reaching production, where they become more complex and expensive to fix. Integrating automated code scanning into development workflows allows you to catch issues as they arise, providing a more secure and stable codebase.
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Secret scanning tools identify and protect sensitive information that may be exposed within software assets. Developers often embed secrets like API keys, database credentials, and encryption keys in source code—but if left unprotected, these can serve as direct entry points for attackers.
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via the comic humor & dry wit of Randall Munroe, creator of XKCD
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The Trump Administration's orders to the DoD and CISA to halt cyber operations and investigations against Russia is a gift to the United States' longtime foreign adversary and makes the country less safe, according to cybersecurity professionals.
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Author/Presenter: Avi McGrady
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Have you silenced WAF alerts in your SIEM or just stopped sending them altogether? You're not alone. Many SOCs find themselves overwhelmed by the sheer volume of noise generated by traditional WAFs, forcing them to choose between alert fatigue or a critical visibility gap on the application layer.
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As AI continues to evolve, so will the associated security risks, and cybersecurity professionals must remain vigilant and proactive.
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New York’s Privacy Laws: A Legacy and a Challenge New York is a leader in finance, culture, and technology. Less than a decade ago, it was also a forerunner in privacy and cybersecurity regulation. As the home of Wall Street and a hub for global commerce, the state was among the first to recognize the […]
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If a company has effective insurance, prevention becomes even less cost-effective. By failing to “value” privacy alone, the system skews in favor of not protecting privacy.
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February 2025 saw a series of high-impact data breaches affecting industries ranging from healthcare and finance to cloud services and government agencies. These incidents exposed sensitive data, disrupted operations, and...
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Cyber threats don’t take a break, and February 2025 proved just that. This month, we saw some serious vulnerabilities that could cause major problems if not patched quickly. From remote...
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Google Calendar spoofing is the latest phishing tactic tricking users with fake invites. Learn how it works and how to protect yourself from these scams.
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Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) revolutionizes cybersecurity by eliminating implicit trust, reducing breaches, and enhancing compliance.
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In this episode, Kevin and Tom discuss current events including the latest developments with DOGE and the significant changes happening at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). They also touch on Apple’s decision to refuse creating backdoors for encryption, setting a new precedent in digital security. Tune in for an insightful discussion on the […]
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Can Advanced Privileged Access Management (PAM) Techniques Keep you Ahead in the Cybersecurity Game? The question is often asked, can advanced PAM techniques truly make a difference in cybersecurity? The answer is a resounding yes! But to grasp the full potential of these techniques, it is vital to delve a little deeper into Non-Human Identities […]
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Smart Secret Scanning: Decoding the Intelligence Behind Cybersecurity Have you ever wondered how some organizations manage to preserve their digital data integrity amidst in technology? It may seem like a mountainous task, but the secrets lie in smart secret scanning and cybersecurity innovations. Let’s unpack the Non-Human Identities (NHIs) and the management of their secrets. […]
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Can Your Secrets Rotation Stand the Test of Time? Ask yourself: is your organization’s secrets rotation process as secure and efficient as it can be? Where the average cost of a data breach is $3.86 million according to a study by IBM, having an airtight secrets rotation is essential for business survival and prosperity. Understanding […]
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Author/Presenter: Gunnar Andrews
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As organizations accelerate their release cycles and rely on complex software ecosystems, security vulnerabilities become harder to track—and easier for attackers to exploit. From open-source dependencies to misconfigurations in production, security gaps can lead to data breaches, compliance failures, and costly downtime.
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Is Your Cybersecurity Spending Justified? With digital becoming more complex, organizations are continually urged to increase their cybersecurity spending. But the crucial question that arises is – “Is your investment in cybersecurity technology delivering an appropriate return on investment (ROI)?” Understanding the Value of Cybersecurity Investment Cybersecurity is a complex yet crucial aspect of the […]
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