Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Join UpGuard's Chief Product Officer, Dan Bradbury, as he shines a spotlight on all of the groundbreaking product releases from the last quarter and the exciting releases coming soon.

This short video explains how Salt Labs researchers identified several critical security flaws on the popular travel site Booking.com. The flaws were found in the site's authentication functionality and could have allowed a malicious attacker to take over user accounts, access profile information, and take actions on behalf of the user such as booking or canceling reservations and ordering transportation services.

Building JavaScript applications today means that we take a step further from writing code. We use open-source dependencies, create a Dockerfile to deploy containers to the cloud, and orchestrate this infrastructure with Kubernetes. Welcome - you're a cloud native application developer! As developers, our responsibility has broadened, and more software means more software security concerns for us to address.

Our research shows that 48% of security leaders are worried about a cloud breach, and they have reason to worry if their cloud security isn’t ready for potential threats. Join us for a LinkedIn Live as we dig into the data from our “Global Uncertainty” survey and offer up next steps for organizations to ease their cybersecurity concerns and start securing their systems.

What makes a company successful at breach response? In a word, preparation. In this episode, Troy breaks down an historically bad example of breach response, and how to avoid a similar fate. Hello CISO is a collaboration between Troy Hunt and the people who build the world's most trusted enterprise password manager.

Lookout Mobile Endpoint Security allows organizations to protect data and government agencies to comply with state and federal government mandates, such as OMB M-23-13, banning the use of TikTok on devices.

Forescout's eXtended detection and response solution (XDR) addresses modern SecOps challenges. Learn more about Forescout XDR in our demonstration video.

When dealing with ransomware actors, people tend to forget that it is essentially a business negotiation. Although these actors may not be the nicest people, their goal is to make money and have you pay up. In this video, we discuss how going in with a confrontational attitude may not be the best approach. Some ransomware groups behave like gamer forum groups, using similar language and tactics, while others are more professional and skilled in negotiation. It's important to do your homework and understand that these actors may already know how much you're insured for.

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