Intelligence is now considered essential to the process of identifying, understanding and acting upon threats. According to the "Global Perspectives on Threat Intelligence" study conducted by Mandiant, 96% of decision-makers interviewed for the research believe that it is important to understand which cyber threat actors could be targeting their organisation. Consequently, threat Intelligence should be fully integrated into the internal mechanisms linked to threat detection and response.

Ransomware attacks are one of the biggest threats that CIOs and their teams face today. The impact of a ransomware attack can be daunting, crippling business operations and causing significant financial losses.

Password managers have become popular solutions for businesses and individuals seeking to improve the password security of their accounts. The implementation of password management solutions within organisations has enabled security teams to securely store and manage company credentials for online and offline applications by using advanced encryption.

Anyone who works on application security knows developers are inseparable from AppSec programs. Even so, the hardest part is figuring out how to get security on their agenda and actively involve them in preventing and managing vulnerabilities. Only with their buy-in and active involvement, it is possible to scale an application security program to the level desired by AppSec teams, especially in large enterprises where developers way outnumber security engineers.

Imaging a machine with the relevant OS and disk partitions is the first step involved in OS deployment. You can either image machines that are online with applications running or machines that are shutdown. In this section we will discuss the five best practices to be followed while imaging.

With the ever-increasing threat management complexity of cyber threats, Managed Service Providers (MSPs) are turning to MSSP programs to help them scale their security services and provide better protection for their clients.

Not surprisingly, malware is starting to target password managers more often. What does it mean for password manager users? Should they still use password managers even though they represent a critical single-point-of-failure, where one compromise and every stored password is likely to be compromised? Yes, and here's why.

As the pioneer in API security, Salt Security worked closely with the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) to help identify, define, and educate the security community about API security threats. In fact, Salt was a key contributor to the original OWASP API Security Top 10 list, released in 2019. The OWASP API Security Top 10 list has had a tremendous impact on the industry, increasing awareness and educating organizations on the fastest-growing API security threats. Given the significance of this list, Salt has been actively involved in the foundation's updated 2023 mapping. We are thrilled to see the publication of the initial release candidate.