Websites Have 3.2 Critical Application Vulnerabilities on Average

Websites Have 3.2 Critical Application Vulnerabilities on Average

According to a recent report from WhiteHat Security, the average website had 3.2 critical application vulnerabilities, a number that has remained unchanged over the last three years The post Websites Have 3.2 Critical Application Vulnerabilities on Average appeared first on K2io ... Read More
New Study Finds 75% of Codebases Have Vulnerabilities

New Study Finds 75% of Codebases Have Vulnerabilities

A new report and study, the 2020 Open Source Security and Risk Analysis report examined audit data from 1,250+ commercial codebases to examine how organizations are using open source code. The post New Study Finds 75% of Codebases Have Vulnerabilities appeared first on K2io ... Read More
Getting to Faster Vulnerability Remediation During DevSecOps

Getting to Faster Vulnerability Remediation During DevSecOps

The amount of vulnerabilities found in code continues to increase at an unprecedented rate.  Once discovered, you need better visibility and details about vulnerabilities to help you remediate vulnerabilities more quickly. The post Getting to Faster Vulnerability Remediation During DevSecOps appeared first on K2io ... Read More
SQL Injection, XSS, and RCE Top List of Vulnerabilities in Internet-facing Applications

SQL Injection, XSS, and RCE Top List of Vulnerabilities in Internet-facing Applications

A new report on the top vulnerabilities in internet facing applications in 2020 was released recently by Edgescan, and found that 42% of the vulnerabilities found in these apps are SQL Injection vulnerabilities The post SQL Injection, XSS, and RCE Top List of Vulnerabilities in Internet-facing Applications appeared first on ... Read More
Why Block Attackers at the Network Edge?

Why Block Attackers at the Network Edge?

Many still consider their network security devices sufficient security for their web applications.  Is the difference between network security and web application security a bit of a puzzle for you? If so, you're not alone. The post Why Block Attackers at the Network Edge? appeared first on K2io ... Read More
New Study Finds Security Teams Increasingly Stressed

New Study Finds Security Teams Increasingly Stressed

A new report and study from LogRhythm, titled "The State of the Security Team" has found that the cyber security professionals are facing higher levels of stress now than they did two years ago. The post New Study Finds Security Teams Increasingly Stressed appeared first on K2io ... Read More
How to Find Additional Hidden Vulnerabilities During DAST Testing

How to Find Additional Hidden Vulnerabilities During DAST Testing

Current DAST testing tools often miss vulnerabilities that make it to production. Learn how you can find additional hidden vulnerabilities during DAST testing of your web applications. The post How to Find Additional Hidden Vulnerabilities During DAST Testing appeared first on K2io ... Read More
Web Application Security Vs. Network Security

Web Application Security Vs. Network Security

Many still consider their network security devices sufficient security for their web applications. Is the difference between network security and web application security a bit of a puzzle for you? If so, you're not alone. The post Web Application Security Vs. Network Security appeared first on K2io ... Read More
Security Alerts Double and Security Teams Can’t Get to Them All

Security Alerts Double and Security Teams Can’t Get to Them All

A new survey of IT professionals, that revealed that security alerts have doubled over the last five year for 70% of the respondents. In addition, 75% said that they would need an additional 3 or more staff to address all the security alerts that they receive from their security devices ... Read More
Enhancing Vulnerability Detection As Part of DevSecOps

Enhancing Vulnerability Detection As Part of DevSecOps

The amount of vulnerabilities found in code continues to increase at an unprecedented rate. In 2019, 17,306 vulnerabilities were recorded in the US-Cert Vulnerability database. In addition we're on track this year to beat last year's number with 10,861 new vulnerabilities already recorded in the first half of 2020. The ... Read More