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Throwing money at cybersecurity software doesn’t guarantee your organization is immune to risk. It is impossible to prevent every attack and the organization must be able to flexibly adapt and respond.

This year, retailers are anticipating a high volume of shoppers and are promoting their offerings through a flurry of digital messages. As your employees wade through the influx of potential purchases, your organization’s cybersecurity risk increases with every opened email.

A lack of outcomes-focused process creates vulnerabilities across organizations – gaps that no amount of certifications can fill.

The vulnerabilities we found allowed malicious actors to take over accounts and run commands as root on vulnerable servers. There were hundreds of thousands of them online – millions of websites could have been affected.

Okay, so we all know developers are great problem solvers. Every day they harness this superpower of turning ideas into reality. However, with great power comes even greater responsibility. That means ensuring they create secure applications can be more important than making sure they deliver that exciting new feature on time.

Cybersecurity talent acquisition and retention is one of the biggest challenges security executives face in 2022. The need for skilled cybersecurity resources is ever-increasing, so competition for experienced cybersecurity pros is fierce. Meanwhile, the unpredictable and unrelenting nature of cybersecurity often leads to burnout and employee turnover issues.

Whenever I give a talk about software supply chains, I always enjoy asking the audience: Would you allow some random stranger off the street to commit their code to your application repository?

Read on to discover the 8 tips to turn you into an Application Security pro!

When hearing the term “exploit development”, your first instinct may be to recoil in horror, recalling news stories of nefarious hackers breaking into systems and stealing from the innocent. However, just as a lock pick can aid both a thief and a locksmith, exploit development is a skill that can be used for both ethical and unethical purposes.

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