In 2022, geopolitical unrest and an expanding online attack surface contributed to the emergence of several themes across the cyber landscape. Infrastructures associated with opposing ideologies were highly targeted, with government agencies, supply chains, and IOT devices falling victim to high-profile campaigns. Cybercriminals launched increasingly advanced attacks on vulnerable entities, with DDoS, ransomware, and hacking […]
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It was another tumultuous year in cybersecurity, with global cyberattacks making headlines. However, increased awareness has buoyed organizations’ efforts to prepare and protect themselves from the consequences of a breach. As we reflect on 2022, there is much to be proud of and many lessons to be learned. In this guide, we explore cybersecurity trends […]
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Black Box Fuzzers Black box fuzzers attack code vulnerabilities the same way a real-world cybercriminal would so you can find code weaknesses before they are exploited. A form of dynamic application security testing (DAST), this tool attacks from outside the application code, using a wide range of malformed or partial code data injections to find unexpected code input […]
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Outflank’s trusted experts run sophisticated attack scenarios supported by a unique SaaS offering that help global businesses pinpoint and address dangerous IT vulnerabilities. MINNEAPOLIS (September 1, 2022)—Fortra announced today the acquisition of Outflank, a well-regarded IT security leader with deep expertise in adversary simulation; specialist cyber security trainings; and a unique cloud-based software offering for […]
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The Importance of Black Box Fuzzing in Key Industries guide is an in-depth look at various important industries that need a Black Box Fuzzing tool. These industries produce apps and software for connected Internet of Things (IoT) smart devices and must keep them protected from a cyberattack. Securing Code in Key Industries With Black Box Fuzzing […]
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Web application attacks are one of the biggest causes of data breaches. However, many organizations are either unwilling or unable to prioritizing application security. Our 2022 Application Security Report sheds some light on why this might be. The Breakdown of the Application Security Report Results This Application Security Report shows one of the biggest causes […]
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Introducing the All New beSECURE Platform The newest version of beSECURE has rolled out. This version is packed with updated and innovative features. This new version strengthens your ability to analyze, prioritize, and simplify vulnerability management. And the best feature, there’s no additional cost. Meet the new features: Get a 5-Minute Guided Tour Take a quick, step-by-step […]
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Meeting PCI-DSS Compliance Requirements The rules in PCI-DSS compliance are more than just “checking off boxes”. They’re designed to help businesses improve their payment card security structure and assure their customers that the data collected is protected. These rules encompass technology controls, processes, and methodologies for protecting the entire infrastructure dealing with payment cards. This […]
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PCI-DSS has long been the standard for securing payment card-related information. Meeting this bar was the bare minimum requirement for showing that an organization had sufficient controls to keep this data secure. With changes to PCI-DSS already being released and required by 2024, organizations developing and running applications to collect or process payment card-related data need […]
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By 2024, it’s predicted there’ll be more than 400 million connected vehicles in use around the world. In Automotive Industries magazine, Aviram Jenik discusses the implications for cybersecurity and looks at how rigorous testing and standard protocols can elevate the safety of these fast-evolving vehicles. Originally published in Automotive Industries. Excerpt: “Industry regulators are meeting the rise in […]
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