Azure DevOps is Microsoft’s Software as a Service (SaaS) platform providing developers a comprehensive DevOps platform to develop and deploy software. By integrating directly with Azure DevOps, Rezilion’s platform first helps customers discover all software components in their environment, then using granular run-time validation helps them prioritize vulnerabilities that are exploitable and eliminate what isn’t relevant. This allows developers to focus on what matters most and remediate strategically.

View this video to learn more about Rezilion and CircleCI's integration and see it in action.

Take a deep dive into Rezilion's open source tool, MI-X or Am I Exploitable. Learn what the tool is, what makes it unique, and watch a demo that shows the tool detecting Log4Shell.

Get an in-depth look at Rezilion's Attack Surface Management Platform and how it can reduce your attack surface as well as help manage vulnerabilities.

View a demonstration of Rezilion's integration with GitLab to see how you can reduce patching efforts by 85% so you can code more, release faster, and patch less.

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Learn how you can fix security issues quickly and easily using Rezilion auto-remediation feature in CI.

Use Rezilion's Dynamic SBOM to create a continuous inventory of all of your software components, map any recognized vulnerability to these components, assess, and share your attack surface.

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The recently discovered flaw in Apache’s Log4j software continues to stress security teams and put many organizations at risk. Because Log4j is very difficult to detect, many scanners may not detect it. Rezilion researchers conducted a survey using multiple open source and commercial scanning tools and assessed the tools against a dataset of packaged Java files where Log4j was nested and packaged in various formats. While no scanner was able to detect Log4j in all formats initially, several scanner makers were quick to respond and update their technology to find the bug.