Object-Graph Navigation Language (OGNL) is an expression language for handling Java objects. When an OGNL expression injection vulnerability is present, it is possible for the attacker to inject OGNL expressions. Many critical Apache Struts CVEs are the result of GNL expression injection. Watch our short attack demo video where we explain Apache Struts OGNL expression injection and how it works.

SecOps professionals must draw insight from both traditional security data and business data to effectively secure the enterprise. With Devo, you can enable your analysts with the visibility, speed, and practitioner-led workflows they need.

Four basic tips that will help you start your hardening project.

Risk matters. It's what we spend the majority of our lives managing. And the future of risk management is going to be exciting. We're dedicated to making risk management accessible and intuitive for professionals in our industry. That's why we place focus on people at the center of our work.

CalCom Hardening Solution (CHS) is a server hardening automation solution (for Windown & Linux servers) designed to reduce operational costs and increase the server's security and compliance posture. CHS eliminates outages and reduces hardening costs by indicating the impact of a security hardening change on the production services. It ensures a resilient, constantly hardened and monitored server environment.

Insider threats are becoming the Achilles heel of most corporate security strategies. Watch as we explain our best practice strategies.

A brief overview of how Teleport provides privileged access management for cloud-native infrastructure without getting in the way of existing developer and devops workflows.

In this video, Bulletproof's MD Oliver Pinson-Roxburgh takes us through the anatomy of a cyber attack to uncover hackers’ secrets. By baiting hackers with a honeypot, we were able to analyse every stage of the cyber attack.

This is a demo on how to package a Kubernetes application using Gravity and deploy and install the application across three Linux servers or nodes.