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Modern application security requires speed, scale, and collaboration

Detectify is on a mission to make the Internet safer through automation and crowdsourced hacker knowledge. We recently published “A guide to modern web application security” for SaaS and tech organizations looking to bring their security up to speed with development. Download your free copy of the guide here. Organizations are shipping code daily, making it challenging for security teams to keep track of changes in the web application and keep up with new security threats.

Securing cloud native applications: ActiveCampaign's VP, Information Security provides perspective

Cloud native has been a growing trend as organizations shift away from on-premise infrastructure and longer software release cycles towards a more iterative development approach using cloud-based tooling and infrastructure. While cloud native applications enable rapid deployments and greater scalability, this emerging software approach also introduces security challenges.

Weekly Cyber Security News 09/04/2021

A selection of this week’s more interesting vulnerability disclosures and cyber security news. For a daily selection see our twitter feed at #ionCube24. I think we are all aware of phishing email, and how they apply urgency and alarm to entice you to click on something you shouldn’t. Well, Deliveroo in France thought it would be a great April Fool’s wheeze produce fake receipts for their customers. Didn’t go down well….

Enhancing Event Log Analysis with EvtxEcmd using KAPE

How much time are you spending manually parsing and sorting event logs? With EvtxECmd, digital forensics professionals can optimize Windows event log analysis through its unique mapping feature. Created by Eric Zimmerman, EvtxECmd can be called via the EZParser module in KAPE (another tool created by Eric Zimmerman) to process thousands of events in seconds and create structured CSV files that are much easier to read and manipulate.

Splunk SOAR Playbooks: Azure New User Census

Hafnium is the latest cyberattack that utilizes a number of post-exploitation tools after gaining access to Exchange servers through a zero-day exploit. One of their persistence methods was creating new user accounts in the domain, giving them the ability to log back into the network using normal authentication rather than use a web shell or continue to re-exploit the vulnerability (which has since been patched). Learn how you can use Splunk Phantom to automate account monitoring to ensure that threat actors are not exploiting vulnerabilities to access sensitive information through authenticated accounts.

Is Your Business Ready For Life After Covid?

As we all prepare for a new life after Covid-19, more businesses than ever are looking at expanding their digital presence and making online their number one channel. Despite this, many are unaware and ill-prepared for the threats facing them as we all transition to a “new normal”. Thanks to the rollout of vaccines, the threat of Covid-19 is steadily diminishing and businesses are set to resume normal service.

Malware Campaign Impersonating Large Retailers, Targeting Social Media Influencers

Over the last few weeks, Cyberint has witnessed an ongoing attack campaign targeting social media influencers, attempting to infect them with malware by impersonating large clothing retailers. The campaign targets influencers across multiple social media platforms but currently appears to mostly focus on influencers operating on YouTube. Further, although the infection process is not sophisticated, it is notable and appears to be evolving.

Why is cyber security important?

Businesses not taking cyber security seriously are undermining how important it is for growth. Cyber security is covers all aspects of protecting our sensitive data held in various forms, such as personally identifiable information (PII), health records, intellectual property, industrial systems, critical infrastructure, governments and military information.

Forrester's State Of Application Security Report, 2021: Key Takeaways

Forrester’s Annual State of Application Security Report has become a touchstone for organizations on their journey to achieve AppSec maturity. As the software development industry and threat landscape continue to evolve, Forrester’s State of Application Security Report for 2021’s main message is that while applications are still a major attack vector, analysts found signs of hope in their research.