Application Security

Cloud tagging, the process of labeling cloud assets by certain attributes or operational values, can unlock behavioral insights to optimize and automate cyber asset management at scale.

The Log4j vulnerability is only the latest security flaw to have global impact, prompting the Biden administration and software developers to pledge to produce more secure software.

The next five years will bring the widespread use of hyperautomation in patch management. Part 3 of 3.

Major cloud providers are vulnerable to exploitation because a single flaw can be turned into a global attack using trusted core services.

By combining risk-based vulnerability prioritization and automated patch intelligence, organizations can apply patches based on threat level. Part 2 of 3.

Two-thirds of all malware distributed to enterprise networks last year originated from cloud apps such as Google Drive, OneDrive, and numerous other cloud apps, new research shows.

A vulnerability in a third-party component used by many networking firms puts consumer and small business routers at risk for remote exploitation.

In the wake of WannaCry and its ilk, the National Vulnerability Database arose to help security organizations track and prioritize vulnerabilities to patch. Part 1 of 3.

A Romanian researcher discovers more than 70 vulnerabilities in how applications and their content delivery networks handle cache misses that open the doors to denial-of-service attacks.

The FTC will pursue companies that fail to take steps to protect consumer data from exposure due to Log4j, officials report.

Microsoft says vulnerabilities present a "real and present" danger, citing high volume of scanning and attack activity targeting the widely used Apache logging framework.

Many of last year's largest app breaches could have been prevented with testing, training, and the will to take app security seriously.

Security pros say the Log4j vulnerability is another warning call for enterprises to get more disciplined when keeping track of software bills of materials.

Disrupting access to servers and infrastructure continues to interfere with cybercrime activity, but it's far from a perfect strategy.

The open-sourced scanner was derived from scanners built by members across the open source community, CISA reports.