50% of application security issues are design-level problems. You may be asking yourself, “So how does that impact me?” To find out, join our expert as he explores the best practices for performing an ARA to secure your software.
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50% of application security issues are design-level problems. You may be asking yourself, “So how does that impact me?” To find out, join our expert as he explores the best practices for performing an ARA to secure your software.
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50% of application security issues are design-level problems. You may be asking yourself, “So how does that impact me?” To find out, join our expert as he explores the best practices for performing an ARA to secure your software.
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50% of application security issues are design-level problems. You may be asking yourself, “So how does that impact me?” To find out, join our expert as he explores the best practices for performing an ARA to secure your software.
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50% of application security issues are design-level problems. You may be asking yourself, “So how does that impact me?” To find out, join our expert as he explores the best practices for performing an ARA to secure your software.
Webinar: Coffee with a Pinch of AppSec
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50% of application security issues are design-level problems. You may be asking yourself, “So how does that impact me?” To find out, join our expert as he explores the best practices for performing an ARA to secure your software.
Webinar: Coffee with a Pinch of AppSec
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Board Director at ISACA Foundation | IS Auditor | Published Author | Digital Trust Professional | Director, ISACA Board of Directors 2021 - 2022 | Speaker | Member of NACD
Think again before turning off Updates! It is easy to click on “Remind me later” when an update alert pops up. However, many software updates are created to fix security #risks. Keeping software up to date is an easy way for us to stay safer online. To make updates even more convenient, turn on the automatic updates in your device’s or application’s security settings
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Chief Architect at Garantir specializing in enterprise digital signature and asymmetric cryptography applications.
Another example of why keys should not be stored in software, especially valuable ones like SSH keys. Protect your keys in an HSM with GaraSign. https://lnkd.in/gbq4Bh52
New SSH-Snake malware steals SSH keys to spread across the network
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Tech Tip Tuesday! 🔧 Remember to regularly update your software and devices to ensure optimal performance and security. #TechTip #SoftwareUpdate #DeviceSecurity
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April's tech tip of the month: Keep your software up to date! More often than not, your software updates involve the latest security upgrades. Make sure to enable automatic updates so you don't have to worry! #techtips #softwaresecruity
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Enterprise Architect Security SME Consultant specializing in future-proof security critical infrastructure /fintech architecture innovations and compliancy around law and regulations NIS2 and DORA.
#inthemeantime - i posted it before but maybe it wasnt specific enough..no zero day - no patch yet enough to wreak havoc.. from mcse to cybersecurity architect yet how do you architect to protect something beyond your control? new zero-day Local Privilege Escalation (LPE) exploit has been put up for sale on a notorious hacker forum. This exploit, which has not yet been assigned a Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) reference, is said to be capable of granting unauthorized users elevated privileges on any Windows system. The asking price for this dangerous tool is a staggering $220,000, indicating its potential severity and the threat actor’s confidence in its effectiveness. To these and other threats you have a way to avoid the abuse - we call it #tripled https://lnkd.in/ecThWyiu
Enterprise Architect Security SME Consultant specializing in future-proof security critical infrastructure /fintech architecture innovations and compliancy around law and regulations NIS2 and DORA.
#inthemeantime well we can add another vulnerability to the local admin area… all software is vulnerable , you use software , so you are vulnerable :-)
Alert! Windows LPE Zero-day Exploit Advertised on Hacker Forums
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