Our recent survey respondents unanimously agreed that the internet today is a mess, with 49% believing that this is due to open source vulnerabilities… Want to find out what else we learnt about open source content management systems, their security implications and their operational efficiency? Download and explore our latest report - info.forrit.com/webono #opensource #opensourceCMS #opensourceissues
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Download the CrowdStrike 2024 State of Application Security Report for a breakdown of the current state of application security, including the challenges and impact of securing your applications at scale. 👉: https://lnkd.in/gTAYepNh
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Join this webinar with Rik Turner and Michelle DiPalma as they examine the implications of security threats on your codebase and discuss ways to curate a repository of trustworthy, open source software to stay compliant.
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Dive into browser security with Menlo Security Inc.'s webinar on "Zero Trust in Browser Security." Learn how to protect against evolving threats, implement Zero Trust for web traffic, and secure applications effectively. Join us to streamline security without disrupting productivity. 📅 Date: Tuesday, July 16 🕒 Time: 9 am PST / 12 pm EST / 5 pm BST 🔗 Register now: https://lnkd.in/eEHku8hy #ZeroTrust #BrowserSecurity #Webinar
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Security in software delivery shouldn't be optional. Engineering teams need to observe and manage security in production like they do with application performance and availability. The below report highlights the key bottlenecks in application security today.
Download the CrowdStrike 2024 State of Application Security Report for a breakdown of the current state of application security, including the challenges and impact of securing your applications at scale. 👉: https://lnkd.in/gTAYepNh
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Don't give in to open source propagandists! Security Through Obscurity is actually a valid security strategy... ... WHEN it is part of a larger security effort that starts with non-obscurity related controls. Except we really shouldn't call it "Security Through Obscurity" at that point. We should call it "Annoying Amateur Hackers So They Go After Easier Targets Through Obscurity" But that isn't quite as catchy for headlines... Ultimately it is true - your security shouldn't rely on obscurity to be effective. So, a backdoor password/entry point that "nobody will ever guess" is out. So is an encryption algorithm that can be reverse engineered if someone gets hold of the source code. When designing your security controls, you should assume that hackers have all of the details - all of the source code, configurations, architecture diagrams, and even the passwords (or at least some of them). But, that doesn't mean you should publish these details either. The more obscurity you work in, the more you know that anyone attacking your systems is a real, targeted threat as opposed to script kiddie amateurs. And that helps your logging and monitoring focus on the real threats - and not just chasing fires. So, no, as much as open source advocates might think it... you don't need to publish your proprietary source code to GitHub to be considered secure. But your security should operate just as well under the assumption that you did. #security #cybersecurity #opensource #webapplicationsecurity #penetrationtesting
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Is your browser updated? What about your company’s preferred browser? If not, your business, employees, and customers might be facing security vulnerabilities on its various operating systems. Learn more at the blog linked below- https://smpl.is/9a5l1 #PointToPointSolution #ManhattanIT #NYCBusiness
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Using Firefox ? Heads up, #Firefox users! #Patch Now!!! ️ 📢 Reminder to update your #Firefox browser to version 124.0.1 ASAP. This critical update fixes two important security vulnerabilities. Stay safe out there! #Firefox #SecurityUpdate #CybersecurityAwareness P.S. Feel free to share this post to spread the word and keep your network protected! Also, what's your go-to browser and why?
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Mastering Web Security: Unveiling 5 Lesser-Known Strategies to Fortify Your Website" 🔒 Dive into the world of advanced web security! 💻 In this post, I'll unravel lesser-known strategies that go beyond the basics. From unconventional encryption methods to ingenious access controls, discover how to bolster your website's defenses against emerging threats. Let's elevate our security game together! 🚀 #WebSecurity #CyberDefense #DeveloperTips 🔐
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Just published a blog post on Medium titled “A Comprehensive Guide to Content Security Policy (CSP).” In this article, I explore the ins and outs of #CSP, explaining what it is, how it works, and why it’s essential for web security. I also provide practical examples for implementing CSP in your projects. Check it out and let me know what you think! https://lnkd.in/dHJyQXDR
A Comprehensive Guide to Content Security Policy (CSP)
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