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Are you using Bitbucket.com? Mend can integrate with your source control and quickly detect open source artifacts and their known vulnerabilities and licensing risks. Mend also provides all the information you need to fix these artifacts automatically.

Security and engineering teams often fail to find a balance between meeting the necessary security objectives for their organization and ensuring maximum velocity. While security teams view the process of blocking new critical severity vulnerabilities as a basic security best practice, engineering teams often push back out of fear that it will create too much friction for their developers. This dynamic is often based on prior experience with legacy security systems that focus almost solely on the needs of security and fail to support developers in this process.

In this webcast, hosted by the Knowledge Group, Dr. Guy Almog from Cyberint shows us the danger of social engineering and how to escape it.

What will you build? Embed interactions from anyone, anywhere within your security workflows.

In this episode of the Cybersecurity Defenders podcast, we recount some hacker history and tell the story of Shawn Carpenter; a rogue cybersecurity defender who singlehandedly identified a Chinese APT. It is a phenomenal story that exemplifies the grit and moral fortitude that the best defenders among us have.

This 30-minute interactive discussion was designed specifically for Cloudflare users to learn more about API security challenges and how your existing Cloudflare environment can give you a jumpstart to solve them. Learn how API attacks are different and why industry experts are calling 2023 the year of API security.

In this episode, I am joined by Chris Dawson and Iain Pye to talk about the biometric technology, what can be done to improve it, and how it might be utilised in the future. In this episode, we covered the following topics: We discuss biometrics and the security and management of the data collected, and how the data has been collected and used by the government, the military, and corporations. We also talk about the moral and legal issues of how biometric data is used and stored, and how individuals can be put at risk.

Join information security veteran James Rees, MD of Razorthorn Security, to uncover the truth about life as a cyber security professional.