Key Findings: UK Cybersecurity Breaches Survey 2022

The cybersecurity landscape is continuously evolving. It has led businesses to question how they are protecting themselves and their consumers from data breaches. Since 2014, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has commissioned the Cybersecurity Breaches Survey of the UK to understand what protections are in place, and where the UK can improve for future security postures.

2023 Security Prediction & Trends for DevOps: Smarter Protection with Data & Intelligence

Earlier this year, JFrog’s Security Research Team performed in-depth analysis of the top 10 most prevalent vulnerabilities in 2022 and found the severity rating of most CVEs were surprisingly OVERRATED. In this on-demand webinar session, you will learn: Here we’ll discuss how organizations can make better decisions, get better processes and use better tools for their DevOps security initiatives in 2023.

LC101: Getting started with LimaCharlie

LimaCharlie is a cybersecurity middleware platform to connect sources of security telemetry, automate activity based on what's being observed, and forward data where you need it. LimaCharlie puts you in complete control of your data, allowing you to build the security program that your organization wants and needs. There's no single correct way to use LimaCharlie - but getting started is key. Join Matt Bromiley, our Lead Solutions Engineer, for an introductory session.

Are You Trapped in the Upside-Down World of Networking and Security?

Many enterprises today are exploring the benefits of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE). SASE is a modern networking and security solution for enterprises that converges SD-WAN and network security solutions like NGFW, IPS, and NGAM. SASE provides a single, unified and cloud-native network and security service that is adapted to current and future technology and business needs.

AI Has Your Business Data

Some of the world’s largest tech companies, like Google and Microsoft, have embedded AI into their business productivity suites, with Microsoft going a step further and releasing AI Copilot for Power Apps, its low-code platform. This integration has raised concerns over the decision-making power granted to business users to integrate data with AI and grant access, which can be done without oversight or control from IT.