Application Security Tips for PCI-DSS 4.0
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
Automotive Industries Article
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
Top 3 Reasons You Need A Black Box Fuzzer
What is Black Box Fuzzing and why do you need it? Black box fuzzers attack code vulnerabilities the same way a malicious actor would. Black
Vulnerability Management: The Backbone of a Zero Trust Strategy
Zero Trust and Vulnerability Management Zero Trust is only as reliable as the systems that provide the controls to operate it. Vulnerabilities in the core
Guide: How Black Box Fuzzers Protect Against The Unknown
With cybercrime on the rise, unpublished vulnerabilities are the unknown menace threatening organizations today. Systems can have unseen vulnerabilities that are only discoverable with an
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Your demo includes guided assistance that will help you determine if black box fuzzing, dynamic application security testing (DAST), or another cybersecurity solution is the
4 Key Capabilities for Effective Static Application Security Testing: Guide
Cloud technology, Internet of Things Devices (IoT), and infrastructure software are in abundance in our professional and daily lives. While the expansive digital frontier is
Infographic: BEST CODING PRACTICES FOR SECURE WEB APPLICATIONS
Keeping your organization protected from web application vulnerabilities doesn’t have to be complicated. There are some best secure coding practices that you can follow to
Secure Coding Practices to Protect Your Applications: E-book
The vast majority of system vulnerabilities come from application code. These vulnerabilities can give cyber criminals the ability to take over your system, steal your
New Automotive Cybersecurity Standards Require SAST and DAST Solutions
In the last decade, there have been 633 automotive cybersecurity incidents. Yet, this year at Black Hat, the automobile industry was able to breathe a momentary sigh