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A complete video walkthrough of the Detectify tool

Great to see you’re interested in using Detectify to check your web application security! Here is a video demo to walk you through the Detectify tool to get started, add a scan profile, integration options, profile settings and show you how each of our features work. This will also show you how to use the API.

5 Cybersecurity Steps You Should Already Be Taking

There’s nothing more impactful than a proactive cybersecurity strategy. What’s your preferred scenario: the one where you’re reeling from a lethal data breach with thousands of customer profiles compromised, or, the one where your team identified and diffused a problem before it had time to wreak havoc?

Security Orchestration Use Case: How to Automate Incident Severity Assignment?

Is your CSIRT team facing too many security alerts? Is your SOC has various security products that are jumbled together? Are you worried about setting the sensitivity of each product? How a severity level should be assigned to each imminent incident? These questions are hard to answer by today’s security professionals. However, security orchestration plays a crucial role in helping experts to address these questions.

What Does a Compliance Management System Look Like?

While automated tools often enable your compliance management system (CMS), the CMS is less a technology and more a corporate compliance program. A compliance management system looks like a series of policies, procedures, and processes governing all compliance efforts. However, as more companies embed technology across the enterprise and more compliance requirements focus on cybersecurity, information security integrates across the CMS.

Vendor Risk Management: The Basic Need for It. The Basic Principle of It.

This paper explores several dimensions of Vendor Risk Management. First, why are vendor risks proliferating-why now, and where do they come from? Second, what steps are necessary to manage vendor risks? And third, how can CISOs and compliance officers implement those steps in a practical way, so you don't spend all your time chasing vendors with risk management protocols?