This is how Maya, a devSecOps team lead at one of the prominent software development companies, started her presentation in front of Security leaders to show how the Agentless vulnerability management approach helped her: In this blog post, we’ll introduce you to Sysdig’s new Agentless scanning for vulnerability management.
Originally published June 1, 2022 In mid-2022, Forescout Research – Vedere Labs developed R4IoT, a proof-of-concept that showed how IoT devices could become entry points for IT and further OT ransomware attacks. The original blog post, below, explains how we came to create R4IoT and why. Our 2023H1 Threat Review included ample evidence that cross-device attacks like R4IoT are now a reality.
While the cloud serves as a powerful accelerator for businesses, it also speeds up threat actors. Automation and an ever-increasing level of sophistication allow threat actors to execute complex attack chains in merely minutes, sometimes even less.The risk factors are amplified by the ability to chain together exploits and quickly move laterally in cloud environments, where a single breach could lead to a business critical compromise.
See how Sysdig’s improved inventory can help you find your way inside your ever-growing cloud infrastructure with minimal effort.
Attackers are increasing their focus on the growing cloud playing field as it becomes more lucrative. They are refining their craft to further accelerate attacks with methods like artificial intelligence and automation. Slow response times, limited coverage, and visibility gaps, often exacerbated by inadequate and fragmented tooling, allow attackers to make quick work of vulnerable environments.
By now, we’re all painfully aware that AI has become a crucial and inevitable tool for developers to enhance their application development practices. Even if organizations restrict their developers using AI tools, we hear many stories of how they circumvent this through VPNs, and personal accounts.
