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Application Security 101: A Guide for Developers

Most developers and companies believe their applications to be secure and understand the importance of security. However, year after year, they continue to push vulnerable code into production... In order to avoid these pitfalls and improve the overall security of our applications, we need to understand what application security (or AppSec) is all about. In this video, you will learn what application security is, why it's important and what you can do to keep your applications secure.

The Real Cost of DevOps Backup Scripts

Backups can act as a safety net for DevOps. They help to keep important data safe and ensure smooth workflow and business resilience in the midst of a disaster. However, which backup method is the most efficient one? There are different options for backing up your DevOps stack which range from basic scripts put together by internal IT teams to advanced solutions provided by professional backup vendors.

Snyk-generated SBOMs now include license details for the open source libraries in your projects

We’re excited to announce that SBOMs (software bill of materials) generated by Snyk's tools will include license information! This new capability is part of our ongoing efforts in our Software Supply Chain Security solution. The developer-first tools in the solution help you gain a better understanding of your app’s supply chain, identify potential risks, and take the necessary steps to get ahead of them.

SOC Audit Checklist for Cybersecurity Compliance

A SOC audit (System and Organization Controls audit) is an important part of making sure that security measures are strong and that regulations are followed in the constantly changing world of hacking. SOC audits help companies show they are committed to best practices for security by checking their ability to keep sensitive data safe, keep operations running smoothly, and protect sensitive data.

How Calico Configuration Security Works

In today’s cloud-native ecosystems, effective configuration security is essential. Containers and Kubernetes clusters operate in dynamic environments with multiple interconnected risk vectors, making security more complex than in traditional IT environments. Misconfigurations can lead to vulnerabilities, breaches, and compliance issues, putting applications and data at risk.

How To Share Your WiFi Password Safely

You can share your WiFi password safely by using a strong password, creating a guest network, enabling your router’s encryption and regularly updating your router. Sharing your WiFi password safely is important because someone with bad intentions could use it to hack into your network, steal your personal information or infect your devices with malware.

8 Emerging Cybersecurity Scams And Their Implications For The Future

Technological advances usually lead to a brighter future. While that may be true, these developments could also be used to refine and increase cybersecurity scams. Attackers do not care about who they target as long as they get people's and establishments' information and credentials. Cybersecurity professionals must be aware of the current scams plaguing the digital world and how to combat them. Here are a few examples and their implications for the future.

WatchGuard Honored in The Innovation Awards 2024

We are pleased to announce that WatchGuard has been honored with the prestigious "Security Vendor of the Year" award at the 2024 Innovation Awards. This recognition reinforces our ongoing commitment to excellence in cybersecurity. The Innovation Awards event brought together over 380 industry professionals at the Cordis in Auckland, under the Reseller News banner.

API Vulnerabilities in Q3: Key Product Categories at Risk #APISecurity #AIAPIs #CyberSecurity

Discover the most vulnerable product categories from Q3 and what they mean for API security: A rise in AI and machine learning API exploits, creating new challenges. Why enterprise hardware, DevOps tools, and legacy APIs like XML RPC remain primary targets. How categorizing vulnerabilities provides industry-specific guidance for better protection.