Welcome to the fourth and final part of our How to build a Phishing Playbook series. If you haven’t read the other parts, take a look using the links below. In this part we’ll be running test data through our playbook, filling out the dynamic inputs, then publishing it to production. Part 1: Preparation Part […] The post How to Build a Phishing Playbook Part 4: Testing and Publishing appeared first on D3 Security. The post How to Build a Phishing Playbook Part 4: Testing and Publishing appeared first on Security Boulevard ..read more

In this new series, CJ May shares his expertise in implementing secure-by-design software processes. The second part of his DevSecOps program is all about implementing secure-by-design software pipelines. The post Secure-by-Design Software in DevSecOps appeared first on Security Boulevard ..read more

We recently hosted a webinar on integrating development and security functions to increase organizational resilience. Industry leaders from Repsol, SAP, Payhawk, Rakutan, Vodafone, and IQUW discussed how aligning these crucial areas enhances efficiency. Of course this isn’t a new topic and yet, we keep talking about it. In case you missed the webinar, we rounded […] The post Bridging the Gap: Uniting Development and AppSec appeared first on OX Security. The post Bridging the Gap: Uniting Development and AppSec appeared first on Security Boulevard ..read more

North American software developers have reasonable confidence that generative AI can be a tool to improve the security of the software they're building. In other regions? Not so much. The post North American Developers Optimistic About Generative AI and Code Security appeared first on Security Boulevard ..read more

In this new series, CJ May shares his expertise in implementing secure-by-design software processes. The second part of his DevSecOps program is all about implementing secure-by-design software pipelines. The post Secure-by-Design Software in DevSecOps appeared first on Security Boulevard ..read more

Lift your organisation’s security into the top 1% It’s a shocking statistic, but most businesses don’t have a cyber security plan. Given the lack of general interest in cyber security, it’s no wonder that ransomware and less obvious threats are running riot through computer systems all over the world. Download the reports for enterprise, small […] The post Back to Security Basics appeared first on SE Labs Blog. The post Back to Security Basics appeared first on Security Boulevard ..read more

Security operations centers (SOCs) are the front lines in the battle against cyber threats. They use a diverse array of security controls to monitor, detect, and swiftly respond to any cyber menace.These controls are essential for keeping information systems safe around the clock. Modern SOCs in large organizations handle between 75 to 100 different tools, […] The post Choosing SOC Tools? Read This First [2024 Guide] appeared first on D3 Security. The post Choosing SOC Tools? Read This First [2024 Guide] appeared first on Security Boulevard ..read more

ASPM plays an essential role in optimizing your software supply chain security. Learn more about this critical facet of the SDLC and what the future holds for ASPM. The post The Role of ASPM in Enhancing Software Supply Chain Security appeared first on Security Boulevard ..read more

Artem Kazantsev, the Lead Security Engineer at adMarketplace, is committed to upholding the company’s reputation as a trusted consumer-centric advertising leader. With a steadfast dedication to protecting their clients’ sensitive data, including user information, campaign details, and financial transactions, Kazantsev and his team work tirelessly to ensure the highest level of security. As cyber threats […] The post Why Choose Akeyless over HashCorp Vault? appeared first on Akeyless. The post Why Choose Akeyless over HashCorp Vault? appeared first on Security Boulevard ..read more

The OpenJS Foundation, which oversees multiple JavaScript projects, thwarted a takeover attempt of at least one project that has echoes of the dangerous backdoor found in versions of the XZ Utils data compression library that failed only because a Microsoft engineer incidentally discovered it. The malicious code targeting XZ Utils was put together over two.. The post XZ Utils-Like Takeover Attempt Targets the OpenJS Foundation appeared first on Security Boulevard ..read more