WhiteSource has renamed itself Mend as the company pushes beyond software composition analysis to become a broad application security platform with automated remediation. The name WhiteSource didn't have any negative connotations when the company was founded, but some people today find it offensive.
Software is running the world – and it is everywhere. More and more elements of major businesses and industries are being run on software and delivered as online services. So much of the software on which the world depends is open source software.
Explore this white paper to understand dependency integrities...
Today, organizations must acknowledge the lists of well-known software risks provided by OWASP, SANS, and others, but an entirely new set of risks also emerge in Modern Application Development (MAD) initiatives.
This eBook expands on each of these risks. Check out this eBook to know in depth about:
Open source...
In a world that has evolved on the physical and logical underpinnings of the internet, we’re completely dependent on software applications (apps) that run nearly every aspect of our lives.
Amid the obligations to revolutionize, modern application development (MAD) was spawned and has since grown beyond its...
To compete in the digital world, enterprises are not only looking to shed yesterday’s applications with flexible and modular cloud-based applications, but also to reimagine their processes to align with their cloud-first strategy. In this research, Everest Group presents an assessment and detailed profiles of IBM...
Many organizations struggle to understand how to approach application security program maturity. Caitlin Johanson and Dan Cornell of Coalfire share why AppSec maturity is important and offer strategies for how enterprises can evaluate their AppSec maturity levels and build a robust response.
When it comes to API development, it’s not just a matter of testing for security gaps but also when you test your APIs. Only testing prior to deployment can lead to serious vulnerabilities. Discover how developers can build API security into the design with Shift Left API Security Testing, and identify flaws early...
In the today’s digital world, when so much of our lives are online, identity verification and authentication are critical to addressing fraud-related risk management challenges. To prevent fraud and protect your business and your customers, you must be certain the people you are dealing with are who they represent...
A recent study shows that 85% of customers would avoid using a brand after losing trust. There is also an emotional impact to identify theft. As a security leader, you do not want that pain associated with your brand.
From login to purchase, it’s critical to know who the person is behind the OTP and know if they...
Account takeovers (ATO) and financial fraud demonstrate that losing trust in a brand can come anywhere along the customer journey. A study found that 28% of customers would stop using a site or service if they experienced a
n ATO. Conversely, when consumers trust your brand, they are 7 times more likely more to buy...
In 2021 alone, fraudulent accounts increased by 70% and synthetic identity fraud losses grew to $20B.
From onboarding and answering product questions to providing ongoing support, customers expect and deserve safe and secure communications. Every communication carries the potential for building trust and...
Even powerful brands are not immune from fake users; in fact, they are often the most prominent targets. In Q4 of 2021 alone, Facebook removed 1.3 billion fake accounts.
Today, most ecosystems are littered with fake accounts set up to steal confidential information, post fake product reviews, spam legitimate...
Today’s sophisticated cyberattacks combine multiple tactics that include social engineering, zero-day malware and 3rd party OAuth app abuse. Threat actors employ tactics across email, cloud and web that target specific people in your organization to breach your environment and access sensitive data. Hybrid work...
New cyber incident reporting rules are set to come into effect in the U.S. on May 1. Banks in the country will be required to notify regulators within 36 hours after an organization suffers a qualifying "computer-security incident." What does this mean for banks, and what are the likely challenges?
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