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Three Ways to Enhance Your Cloud Security with External Attack Surface Management

The IT future is a cloudy one. Organizations are increasingly relying on cloud servers, as today’s IT environments use a combination of public and private clouds alongside on-premise infrastructure. Gartner® estimates that by 2026, 75% of organizations will adopt a digital transformation model predicated on the cloud as the fundamental underlying platform.

Open Source Security for Hardening

Numerous inventive security solutions offered by open source software (OSS) remain untapped by the U.S. government. OSS refers to software for which the source code is accessible, allowing for its use, modification, and distribution. Dynamic OSS projects yield swift advancements and promote inclusive development, rendering them more adaptable to specialized demands. In cases where adjustments are necessary, the code can be accessed and modified accordingly.

Spending, Security, and Expertise Are the Top 3 Cloud Challenges - But They Don't Have to Be Yours

Cloud computing has become ubiquitous in modern business, enabling organizations to store and access data and applications from anywhere. However, as the use of cloud services continues growing, so do the challenges that come with it. According to the 2023 Flexera State of the Cloud Report, security, spending, and expertise are among the top concerns for organizations leveraging cloud services.

Securing your Cloud Infrastructure with AWS

In the first instalment of "Tines, securing your cloud infrastructure" we look at two stories designed to save money and resources and close potential security gaps in your AWS environment. Our first story monitors AWS IAM access keys and automatically deactivates any that are older than 30 days. Our second story looks at automatically stopping and starting EC2 instances that may have been spun up for testing purposes.

Transforming Uncertainty into Certainty: Introducing Rubrik AI-Powered Cyber Recovery

Today, cyberattacks pose the most significant threat to an organization’s data. The Spring 2023 Rubrik Zero Labs report, based on research from over 1,600 IT and Security professionals, revealed that 99% of IT and security leaders were informed of at least one attack in their own environment in 2022.

Security Researchers Share Insights on Black Hat 2023 Topics and Trends

Shocking to no one: Artificial Intelligence (AI) was a huge topic at Black Hat USA 2023, but what did we learn about it? With no shortage of talks on it, there are many insights to take into account. We asked highly skilled Software Security Researchers who attended both Black Hat and DEFCON to weigh-in on the most insightful moments, particularly related to AI. Here’s what we found.

Salt Wins Prestigious SC Magazine Award - "Best API Security Solution"

It never gets old! We’re excited to share that Salt has won yet another award – our 15th award this year! This time, we have been named the “Best API Security Solution” in the renowned 2023 SC Awards. The SC Awards are cybersecurity’s most prestigious and competitive honor. The premier recognition program honors outstanding innovations, organizations and leaders that are advancing the practice of information security.

Discover The Best AI Tools: Best Practices To Use It Safely

AI tools have become increasingly popular in various industries as businesses recognize their potential to revolutionize processes and drive innovation. These tools leverage advanced algorithms and machine learning techniques to automate tasks, analyze vast amounts of data, and generate valuable insights. In 2022, around 35% of businesses worldwide used AI tools and 61% of employees say AI helps to improve their work productivity.

Accelerating API Security with Intel & Noname Security

Rick Echevarria, General Manager for Intel Security Center of Excellence and David Thomason, Worldwide Director of Alliances at Noname Security, sit down to discuss the expanding API attack surface, how the two companies are working together to provide next-generation API Security, as well as share their thoughts about the joint roadmap going forward. If you'd like to learn more about the partnership between Intel and Noname Security, please visit one of the following links.

How to Secure Your Financial Services APIs

Todd Hathaway, Solutions Architect, Global FinServ Practice for World Wide Technology (WWT), and Karl Mattson, CISO for Noname Security, sit down to discuss the rapidly expanding API attack surface and what financial services organizations need to do in order to protect themselves from malicious threats. By the time the video is done, you will have firm understanding of the ramifications if APIs are left insecure, as well as a set of industry-proven best practices that will help you immediately improve your API Security Posture.