Security News
The speed and complexity of software development is rapidly increasing. Development teams have little to no time to ensure these applications are secure, even while the biggest and most severe data breaches that have affected both the public and private sectors all operate at the application layer.
If your organization does software development in-house, there are a myriad of development workflows and processes to choose from. Some organizations still implement old-school waterfall development workflows; some are agile shops.
DevOps started in 2009 and over a decade later we are still stuck in the DEVops phase. Will 2020 be the year of true DevOps, and will 2021 be the year of DevSecOps?
Though SpyCloud helped bring this particular criminal to justice, these tactics are common in targeted attacks. Targeted attacks are manual, creative, and elusive, making them one of the most difficult aspects of security and risk management.
Faster payments are the new reality in more than 40 countries, and this innovation is benefiting consumers and businesses alike. Criminals are also enjoying the speed and non-refutable nature of these transfers, and in many deployments faster payments quickly translates to faster fraud.
As organizations increase their digital footprint across numerous third-party and fourth-party relationships, their risk of downstream data breaches multiplies. During this webinar Kelly White, CEO of RiskRecon, Wade Baker, Co-Founder at the Cyentia Institute, and David Severski, lead data scientist from the Cyentia Institute, discuss the findings from a new research report that analyzed over 800 multi-party security incidents to determine how organizations were impacted from the ripple of a security event.
