Application Security
Navigating the NSA’s New Zero-Trust Guidelines
New guidelines from the NSA provide public sector and private organizations with the necessary framework to approach zero-trust ...
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French Gov. Leaks 43 Million People’s Data — ‘France Travail’ Says Sorry
Richi Jennings | | Alexandre Saubot, Cap emploi, CNIL, cyber attacks on governm, devops in government, DevSecOps in Government, digital government, European Governments, france, France Travail, government, Government & Regulatory News, government agencies, Government Authority, SB Blogwatch
La grande cybermalveillance: French government’s employment agency loses control of citizens’ data after biggest breach in Gallic history ...
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Best Practices for Securing Microsoft Copilot
Microsoft's Copilot is becoming a focal point for businesses seeking to revolutionize their operations and elevate productivity. Here's how to secure it ...
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Navigating Application Security in the AI Era
Nadav Czerninski | | AI, AI Co-pilot, AI Driven Attacks, AI models, AppSec, generative AI, threat detection, Vulnerability Management
Artificial intelligence (AI) and application security (AppSec) will only continue to intertwine further in the coming years ...
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Edgeless Systems Brings Confidential Computing to AI
Michael Vizard | | AI, Artificial Intelligence, confidential computing, Edgeless Systems, encryption
Edgeless Systems Continuum platform applies confidential computing to artificial intelligence (AI) workloads to better secure them ...
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JetBrains Says Rapid7’s Fast Release of Flaw Details Harmed Users
Jeffrey Burt | | coordinated vulnerability disclosure, JetBrains TeamCity, rapid7, security vulnerabilites
JetBrains is continuing to criticize Rapid7’s policy for disclosing vulnerabilities its researchers uncover, saying the cybersecurity firm’s quick release of details of flaws in JetBrains’ TeamCity platform harmed some customers and runs ...
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Understanding the OWASP API Security Top 10: Why BOLA is the Number One Risk for APIs
Understanding and addressing vulnerabilities is critical in cybersecurity, where APIs serve as the backbone for seamless data exchange. The OWASP API Security Top 10, revised in 2023, provides a comprehensive guide to ...
Phishing Threats Rise as Malicious Actors Target Messaging Platforms
As messaging apps like Telegram gain popularity, cybercriminals are increasingly finding they are an attractive vector for phishing attacks ...
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Navigating SAP Security Notes: March 2024 Patch Tuesday
SAP published ten new and two updated Security Notes for March 2024 Patch Tuesday. Compared to February’s SAP Security Patch Day release, this month’s release contains a similar number of patches but with ...
Irony of Ironies: CISA Hacked — ‘by China’
Richi Jennings | | china, china espionage, Chinese, Chinese Communists, Chinese drive-by attack, chinese government, chinese hacker, Chinese hackers, Chinese state-sponsored hacking group, Chinese Threat Actors, CIRCIA, cisa, CISA.gov, CVE-2023-46805, CVE-2024-21887, CVE-2024-21893, Cyber Security and Infrastructure Security Agency, Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency, Data Stolen By China, federal agency, Ivanti, Ivanti Connect Secure, Ivanti Policy Secure, Ivanti security, Ivanti Vulnerabilities, Ivanti Zero day vulnerability, Ligolo, Magnet Goblin, NerbianRAT, NSA/CISA, Peoples Republic of China, SB Blogwatch, Volt Typhoon, WARPWIRE
Free rides and traffic jams: U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency penetrated in February, via vuln in Ivanti ...
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