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How to Create an Asset and Control Inventory

Snyk’s latest cheat sheet outlines the initial steps of gaining visibility into software assets and identifying security coverage gaps for the analysis.

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Evaluating your AppSec Landscape

Discover the baseline visibility you’ll need to architect a robust ASPM program tailored to address your specific risks.

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AI Code Security Report

Check out the report to discover more need for enhanced security measures, automation, and education on safe AI tool usage to mitigate these risks.

The Cybersecurity Paradox: Billions Spent but Breaches Boom

Companies spend billions on cybersecurity, yet the cost of breaches is in the trillions. Current high stakes like these require understanding an organization's environment to provide effective support, the need for continual proactive cybersecurity protection, and the signs of a lackluster detection and response...

How-to Guide: Achieve Continuous Compliance with an AI-driven Approach

What are the 4 critical steps to simplify compliance processes?

How-to Guide: Strong Security Risk Posture Requires an Identity-first Approach

What are the crucial 5 steps to mitigating identity risk?

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Guide | How to Perform an Application Security Gap Analysis

How to Perform an Application Security Gap Analysis can help you identify areas of weakness within your AppSec program.

Hunt Cloud Threats or Be Hunted | CISO Guide to Cloud Compromise Assessments

View this guide to learn more on how to find cyber threats before they exploit vulnerabilities.

Building a Successful Data Protection Program

Understanding the key drivers underlying the organization’s push to establish a data protection program.

Top Industry Concerns for APAC in 2024: Key Security Challenges and Tooling Approaches

This Survey Report talks about the key security challenges and tooling approaches for the APAC organizations.

Tracking and Mitigating Emerging Threats in Third-Party Risk Management

Companies are alerted to more indicators of compromise (IoCs) than ever before, leaving third-party risk management (TPRM) teams in a difficult position: they need to determine which IoCs demand investigation and which third parties were impacted by a given exploit, all while managing alerts at scale and trying to...