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Creating Security Champions Programs that Work for Your Organization

Security champions bridge the gap between security and development teams. Both of these teams want to deliver secure applications a the speed that the business demands, but traditionally, security practices are added into the SDLC without scaling knowledge and practices through development teams. This creates security...

Cloud Native Application Security Embracing Developer-First Security for the Cloud Era

This book will help you understand the market transition to cloud native apps and the organizational changes it includes. Armed with this context, it describes the required changes for our security practices and tooling and why they matter. Last, it provides concrete examples for some of these changes, meant to...

Best Practices for Ransomware Protection: What to know and do about your business’s biggest existential threat

Ransomware has never been more prevalent — or profitable — than it is right now. What started as the exclusive domain of highly skilled and opportunistic cybercriminals has evolved into an underground industry in which virtually anyone can get their hands on pre-built tool kits and plans to launch ransomware...

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The Total Economic Impact™ Of The ReversingLabs Titanium Platform

Through a customer interview and subsequent financial analysis, Forrester’s study concludes that ReversingLabs can potentially provide customers a 397% return on investment over three years.

Sponsored by ReversingLabs

ReversingLabs Managed Software Assurance Service

This report delivers additional insights needed to improve and assure the software package behaves in a trustworthy manner, such as: Description of full software bill of materials extracted with recursive package decomposition Components are verified if they are found in our file reputation dbs or trusted...

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ReversingLabs Solution for Implementing a Malware Lab - Bringing Trust to Your Digital Business

The context for the “Malware Lab” has been around for some time, and while there have been many names that have influenced its evolution, “Dirty Lab” and Threat Detection Engineering come to mind, the objective remains the same- gain better insight to cyber risk across the entire organization and bolster...

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Optimizing Sandbox Performance- Why Combining Static with Dynamic Analysis Advances Detection and Response

This whitepaper will cover: The current state of dynamic analysis sandbox environments The next generation of static analysis How automated static analysis works Optimizing dynamic analysis with static analysis

Sponsored by Digital.ai

In Plain Sight: The Vulnerability Epidemic In Financial Mobile Apps

Mobile applications have become a nearly ubiquitous offer from Financial Services organizations. While many banks employ defense in depth security protections at their perimeter, a surprising number do not shield their mobile apps from attack. Application Shielding protects banks and consumers by obfuscating code in...

Executive Research Report: 2021 Fraud Transformation Study

In looking ahead to fraud transformation in 2022, it is good to review where the conversation about 2021 began: with statistics about perceptions and reality. More than just survey results, this report offers expert analysis on how to balance the competing priorities of business, customer and compliance needs –...

Assessing Cyber Risk for the Defense Industrial Base

With deep national security implications, the cyber risks associated with the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) are perhaps the most urgent. Threat actors have realized that targeting vulnerable companies across the defense supply chain can be not only a profitable enterprise but also an alternate method to accessing...

Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity & Risk Monitoring: Elections Infrastructure

Cybersecurity experts have been and remain concerned about a potential attack on the U.S. election infrastructure. With Russian interference in the 2016 elections, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) undertook the mission to ensure free and...

Healthcare Sector Threat Brief

In 2020, reports indicated that cyberattacks on the healthcare industry more than doubled from 2019, with ransomware accounting for 28 percent of all attacks. Unlike previous attacks focused primarily on providers, the COVID-19 pandemic exposed vulnerabilities in the entire healthcare sector. Attackers, especially...

Sponsored by Digital.ai

A New Approach To Securing Mobile Banking Apps

Nearly all financial institutions offer mobile banking services through mobile and web applications. Comprehensive security solutions protect both the IT infrastructure with perimeter-based security controls as well as protections built into the mobile and web apps themselves. Download this eBook to...

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How To Add Security Directly Into Your Gaming Apps

The gaming industry incorporates user and financial data systems uncommon to other businesses. Personal account information, in-game transactions, and buyer-seller marketplaces utilizing credit cards are common elements of gaming app ecosystems. Players trust that gaming companies are protecting their personal...

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How To Protect Your Web Applications

Applications, in particular Web Applications, have become a top target for threat actors. Organizations have long relied on Web App Firewalls (WAFs) to protect themselves from common threats such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting, and remote file inclusion. In an increasing number of cases, however, protecting...