Tag: Automated Security
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Automated Security Validation: One (Very Important) Part of a Complete CTEM Framework
The last few years have seen more than a few new categories of security solutions arise in hopes of stemming a never-ending tidal wave of …
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Google Introduces Project Naptime for AI-Powered Vulnerability Research
Google has developed a new framework called Project Naptime that it says enables a large language model (LLM) to carry out vulnerability …
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Verification Scans or Automated Security Requirements: Which Comes First?
Instead of just testing for weaknesses, a more effective software security program prevents them. This requires a streamlined, automated …
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Bridgecrew’s Checkov Extension: ‘Far-Left’ Automated Security
With its new Visual Studio Code (VS Code) extension, Checkov will automatically prompt the developer if code does not meet policy …
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Criminal Cyberattacks Are Up. Can Automated Security Help Reduce Them?
One of the most cited statistics related to cyber attacks is the average cost of a data breach as calculated by The Ponemon Institute with …
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Criminal Cyberattacks Are Up. Can Automated Security Help Bring Them Down?
It’s not particularly surprising that the average cost and time associated to detect and address attacks are increasing given the number …
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How to Keep Blue Teams Happy in an Automated Security World
In the past year, several high-profile leaders have discussed the threats posed by artificial intelligence (AI), including entrepreneur …
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Lori MacVittie of F5 Networks: Who’s in Charge of Automated Security?
In physics, you can’t have two proportionately sized perfectly-opposing vectors of force for very long without them canceling each other …
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DevOps and BBQ: How Security Is Like Smoking Meat
It isn’t everyone who thinks, “Doesn’t Ubuntu remind you of wild boar?” Or labors over his pit of slow roasted pork shoulder while contemplating containers or dwells on e2e testing while mesquite smoke permeates spareribs. But, Apollo Clark (@apolloclark) does. Read full news article on Dzone
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Autonomic Software Patches Won’t Help
At the end of 2016, 7 teams from across the country met at the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada for the first all-machine hacking tournament. The teams each were tasked with defending groups of air-gapped systems by identifying software vulnerabilities, generating patches for those vulnerabilities, and deploying those patches to the running systems in…
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5 Best Practices for Automated Security Testing
A recent Magic Quadrant for Application Security Testing (AST) by Gartner summarizes that Security Testing is growing faster than any other security market, as AST solutions adapt to new development methodologies and increased application complexity. Security and risk management leaders must integrate AST into their application security programs. The need to ensure Application Security has…
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