Adopting a fine-grained policy-as-code authorization approach based on Open Policy Agent (OPA)– the leading open-source policy engine– is a huge step forward in building microservices applications that run reliably and securely.
Autumn is officially here again in New Jersey, bringing fresh apples, cider, Halloween candy by the ton, and pumpkin spice everything. It’s been more than four months since our May update to CloudCasa, which is a bit longer than usual. But don’t think that we spent the summer lounging on a beach! Our development team has been working as hard as ever, and we have an impressive list of new CloudCasa features to announce.
Your most precious data is now securely accessible from your most personal device. The all-new 1Password for Apple Watch offers customizable access to nearly anything in your 1Password account, with full support for complications and the same intuitive experience you know and love.
We’re excited to announce a new way to monitor all of the companies you care about, but maybe don’t need all the granular security data on. Watch List lets you monitor the high-level score information of companies you care about without consuming a more detailed Portfolio slot.
According to the latest Ransomware Spotlight Year End report, 56% of the 223 older vulnerabilities identified prior to 2021 are still actively exploited and used as the entry points to ransomware attacks. This warrants the question of why enterprises aren’t patching vulnerabilities regularly.
Teleport 10.3 was released on September 30, 2022 along with a lot of new features, bug fixes and improvements. This blog post will focus on one new feature that deserves a deeper dive.
Starting October 12th, 2022 we’ll be rolling out some exciting new user interface changes for the Snyk application, at app.snyk.io. These changes make use of the Snyk design system by incorporating standardized UI components, an updated color palette, and other elements to help you get even more from Snyk. In this blog post, we’ll walk through the most important changes.
Security operations professionals are constantly being pushed to the edge of their capacities. They’re dealing with endless manual processes and managing tasks sequentially, because of the limitations of their security tools and options. They’ve dreamed of being able to execute more tasks simultaneously to quickly enrich, analyze, contain, and resolve security threats. Today, Torq is proud to introduce Parallel Execution, which makes those capabilities a reality.
One of the benefits of a secure access service edge (SASE) framework is that organizations can dramatically simplify the implementation of security services without having to go through constant network redesigns and appliance operating system updates.
