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By working together as an industry, we can develop the technologies needed to account for human error.
The Register
Chainguard CEO explains how to secure code given crims know to poison it at the source The vast majority of off-the-shelf software is composed of imported components, whether that's open source libraries or proprietary code. And that spells a security danger: if someone can subvert one of those components, they can infiltrate every installation of applications using those dependencies.… SCSW
The Register
$50k buys you '1,000 unique repositories' that may or may not be legit Canadian communications giant Telus is investigating whether crooks have stolen employee data and its source code, all of which is being offered for sale on a criminal forum.…
Bleeping Computer
Whether you are using a waterfall method for development, a flexible agile approach, or the always-on continuous (CI/CD) development, a pen testing schedule to find cybersecurity flaws should reflect your specific needs. [...]
The Hacker News
If you Google "third-party data breaches" you will find many recent reports of data breaches that were either caused by an attack at a third party or sensitive information stored at a third-party location was exposed. Third-party data breaches don't discriminate by industry because almost every company is operating with some sort of vendor relationship – whether it be a business partner,
The Hacker News
In an ideal world, security and development teams would be working together in perfect harmony. But we live in a world of competing priorities, where DevOps and security departments often butt heads with each other. Agility and security are often at odds with each other— if a new feature is delivered quickly but contains security vulnerabilities, the SecOps team will need to scramble the release
Bleeping Computer
Hackers conducting a new financially motivated campaign are using a variant of the Xortist commodity ransomware named 'MortalKombat,' together with the Laplas clipper in cyberattacks. [...]
Dark Reading
Members of the Health-ISAC can ingest threat indicators directly into Chronicle to investigate whether the threat is present in their environment.
Dark Reading
Security vulnerabilities in VMware's vRealize Log Insight platform can be chained together to offer a cybercriminals a gaping hole to access corporate crown jewels.