Application Security News and Articles
The Perimeter Is Gone – But Your Attack Surface Keeps Growing Cloud workloads, SaaS apps, edge devices, third-party APIs, and a permanently remote workforce have dissolved the neat network perimeter we once relied on. Traditional firewalls, ...
Security coverage often ends where network visibility drops — inside restricted environments, air-gapped systems, or cloud-isolated virtual networks. Standard external scanners are blind to these zones, creating blind spots that...
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Author/Presenter: Nathaniel Smith (Bellevue College, Baccalaureate Program Undergraduate In Computer Science)
Our sincere appreciation to LinuxFest Northwest (Now Celebrating Their Organizational 25th Anniversary Of Community Excellence), and the ...
From the Desk of Don Leone, Vice President of Sales, Strategic Alliances
There are milestones in the life of a cybersecurity company that speak volumes, not just about where we’ve been, but where we are headed. Today, I’m thrilled to share ...
We’re staunch believers in the adage:
The post Security Without Guesswork: Calculating and Reducing Residual Risk appeared first on Security Boulevard.
Australian and New Zealand companies are bouncing back from cyberattacks nearly three weeks faster than they did a year ago, according to a new survey commissioned by U.S. data-protection vendor Commvault and published by Reuters. The poll of 408 ...
Don’t let hidden cloud risks become tomorrow’s headline breach. The time to dismantle the toxic cloud trilogy is now. Here’s how Tenable Cloud Security can help.
In today’s cloud environments, individual misconfigurations or ...
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Verax AI announced Verax Protect, a solution suitable even for companies in highly regulated industries, aiming to help large enterprises uncover and mitigate GenAI risks, including unintended leaks of sensitive data. As companies race to embrace ...
Nicholas Michael Kloster has pleaded guilty to computer hacking after targeting at least two organizations.
The post Man Who Hacked Organizations to Advertise Security Services Pleads Guilty appeared first on SecurityWeek.
The notorious BlueNoroff group from North Korea is using deepfake video and deceptive Zoom calls to steal cryptocurrency by enticing targets to unwittingly download malware onto their macOS devices and letting the hackers to get access into ...
Bonfy.AI has emerged from stealth mode to help organizations prevent cybersecurity, privacy and compliance risks.
The post Bonfy.AI Raises $9.5 Million for Adaptive Content Security Platform appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Here’s the thing about open-source software — it’s a gift. Someone out there wrote code and said, “Here, I’m sharing this code with you. Review it, use it, improve it, create something amazing.” Then pay it forward: publish your code ...
Discover practical strategies security teams can use to investigate suspicious activity across SaaS apps, reduce alert noise, and respond to real threats faster.
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CISA is urging federal agencies to patch a recent AMI BMC vulnerability and a half-a-decade-old bug in FortiOS by July 17.
The post CISA Warns AMI BMC Vulnerability Exploited in the Wild appeared first on SecurityWeek.
In recent conversations with prospective customers, one request keeps rising to the top: “Can you monitor Snowflake?” At first, it felt like a coincidence. But over multiple engagements, that urgency isn’t random – it reflects a deeper ...
The personal information of 167,000 individuals was compromised in an October 2024 data breach at Central Kentucky Radiology.
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Overview of the current cyber attacks in the Iran-Israel conflict The geopolitical confrontation between Iran and Israel has a long history. In recent years, as the competition between the two countries in the military, nuclear energy and ...
ClickFix, a deceptive attack method, saw a surge of more than 500% in the first half of 2025, making it the second most common attack vector after phishing, according to ESET’s latest Threat Report. The report, which looks at trends from ...
Two critical vulnerabilities in Cisco ISE could allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code with root privileges.
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