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Facebook, Samsung and Ring have unveiled new or improved privacy and security tools at CES 2020. [Read More]
F5 Networks has agreed to acquire privately held Shape Security for approximately $1 billion in cash. [Read More]
A how-to guide where you can check for the presence of Magecart using the free URLscan.io service. [Read More]
Google announces plans to turn off access to G Suite account data for less secure apps (LSAs), as they represent a potential security risk for users. [Read More]
Google releases source code of PathAuditor, a tool designed to help developers identify vulnerabilities related to file access. [Read More]
Cisco Talos releases Mussels, an open source dependency build automation tool. [Read More]
Google says 80% of Android apps encrypt traffic by default and the percentage is even higher in the case of applications designed for the latest versions of the operating system. [Read More]
Google this week announced a partnership with several security solutions providers, aimed at fighting bad applications in the Android ecosystem. [Read More]
Arizona transportation officials announced enhanced security measures after thieves were able to order driver's licenses on ServiceArizona.com using little personal information and have them sent to another address. [Read More]
Apple will soon patch a bug in iOS 13 and iPadOS that gives “full access” permissions to third-party keyboard apps without the user’s approval. [Read More]
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FEATURES, INSIGHTS // Application Security
The ability to look deeply into user and system behavior and identify the smallest anomaly will become the essential toolkit to stem the tide of fraud and theft in financial services.
Retailers should ensure that they are proactively scanning for vulnerabilities in the website, as well as deploying a solution to monitor traffic.
Every piece of hardware, every integration, every API, every process, as well as applications themselves, are potential targets.
Applications have been deconstructed to the point where we need to think about them with a new level of abstraction to understand how security needs to evolve.
The best way for the security industry to meet the challenge of modern applications and modern app development is to adopt a modern way of supporting those from a security perspective.
ChatOps offers a bridge to a fully realized vision for DevSecOps, offering a much quicker path to resolution for both security and non-security issues.
If done right and integrated throughout the process, security ends up being not a source of friction, but a function that protects the business, at the speed of business.
With a holistic approach you can enable efficient segmentation across your infrastructure, identify anomalies faster by using process behavior deviations, and reduce your attack surface quickly.
This move to container-based development and agile methodologies has been great for innovation and iteration, but it’s also brought a massive shift in the application landscape with real impact on security teams.
As organizations digitize their business and make these shifts, they need to know what and who they can trust.
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