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Create a Custom Policy in the Veracode Platform

In this video, you will learn how to create a custom policy in the Veracode Platform. The Veracode Platform enables you to create an application security policy against which you can evaluate and measure your applications. You can create, edit, or delete a policy. You must have the Policy Administrator role to perform policy maintenance activities. Policies can comprise one or more of the following types of requirements for your applications: rules, scan requirements, and remediation grace periods. You define the requirements while creating a new policy.

Splunk Mobile - Backend Summary (in 60s)

Get to know the Secure Gateway Splunk app, which allows you to deploy and manage your fleet of mobile devices at scale. Plus, take a peek behind the scenes to learn how Splunk Secure Gateway facilitates communication between mobile devices and Splunk platform instances using an end-to-end encrypted cloud service called Spacebridge. Finally, get the latest on Spacebridge compliance and data privacy, since Spacebridge has now been certified to meet SOC2, Type 2 and ISO 27001 standards and is HIPAA and PCI-DSS compliant.

Brain Break from Fal.Con for Public Sector: Judgment Panda Threat Intel Highlight

Judgment Panda is a highly capable adversary with a likely nexus to the Chinese Ministry of State Security. This interview with Jake Kwon, Strategic Threat Advisor, CrowdStrike, and Robert Bruno, Commercial Illustrator, will highlight Judgment Panda's targets, tactics and motivations. You don't have a malware problem, you have an adversary problem – stay ahead of the adversaries and learn more at the Adversary Universe.

Ransom Attacks & Supply Chains :The Soft Underbelly of Secure Enterprise Systems

The Veriato podcast guest for this month is Michael Owens, the Business Information Security Officer at Equifax and an all around rockstar when it comes to cybersecurity. He joins Dr. Christine Izuakor to discuss how supply chains are like the "soft underbelly" to gain access to otherwise secure enterprise systems.