Live from Infosecurity Europe Conference 2024 in London, ISMG editors and special guest CISO Ian Thornton-Trump close the event by discussing key topics including progress on AI-based cybersecurity solutions, efforts to help organizations boost resilience, and the looming specter of new regulations.
Businesses need operationally clean software and contextualized security management to counter supply chain attacks. Prasanna Raghavendra, senior director of research and development at JFrog India, highlighted the importance of DevSecOps and ethical hacking.
Jake Gillen, principal solutions architect at Expel, discusses the crucial role of artificial intelligence and machine learning technology in transforming security operations centers or SOCs, using automation to mitigate rapidly evolving cyberthreats and accelerate incident response.
Mark Ryland, director of Amazon Security, discusses the need for memory-safe programming languages and formal verification techniques to address security vulnerabilities and comply with emerging regulations. He emphasized the shift toward using Rust, a high-performance language for bug elimination.
Application security is a major challenge at many organizations. Integrating artificial intelligence into application security and following "secure by design" principles will streamline processes and strengthen defenses, said Sam Curry, CISO at Zscaler and CyberEdBoard member.
Edna Conway, CEO, EMC Advisors, and Wendy Nather, director, strategic engagements, Cisco, discuss the persistent challenges and evolving dynamics in cybersecurity. They emphasize the importance of historical awareness, effective information sharing and leveraging AI for predictive risk management.
A piece of infrastructure, such as a laptop, contains components from hundreds of vendors, and even the smallest vendor presents a risk. That's why it is important to assess the security of code for all components to ensure supply chain security, said Alex Bazhaniuk, CTO and co-founder, Eclypsium.
In the modern, API-driven era — where 26 to 50 APIs power the average application — API security couldn’t be more important. Unsecured APIs make easy targets for bad actors searching for exposed application logic, resources and sensitive data.
But despite having multiple API security products in place, 92% of...
While threat actors and environments may differ, the volume and scale of digital interactions in advertising tech and enterprises create challenges in detecting and mitigating threats, said Stu Solomon, CEO, HUMAN. He discusses the need to address privacy concerns amid the evolving threat landscape.
New Veracode CEO Brian Roche discusses the importance of artificial intelligence in managing application risk, the integration of startup Longbow Security into Veracode's ecosystem, and the convergence of traditional application security with cloud security.
Microsoft has released a new open-source security tool to close gaps in threat analysis for industrial control systems and help address increased nation-state attacks on critical infrastructure. ICSpector, available on GitHub, can scan PLCs, extract information and detect malicious code.
A California private equity firm sued Synopsys and accused the systems design behemoth of breaching an exclusivity agreement by shopping its $525 million software integrity business. Sunstone Partners Management said it signed a letter of intent to acquire Synopsys' security testing services unit.
Software as a service, much like the cloud, is a major driver in digital transformation, but it is also a leading vector for cyberattacks on digital networks. As SaaS application attacks continue to rise in scale and frequency, do businesses have ways to tackle the threats?
Looking for answers to questions like "Do I have visibility into the application asset inventory of my production applications?" or "Am I effectively allocating sufficient resources and prioritizing work based on my strategic goals in AppSec?" Snyk’s How to Perform an Application Security Gap Analysis can help you...
In today's software-driven world, DevOps teams are the backbone of business success. Every line of code they write impacts your competitive edge.
However, the pressure to deliver faster often creates a security trade-off. Open source software (OSS) dependencies are essential for rapid development, but they can also...
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