Tag: SQL Injection

This past summer saw a pair of Drupal security flaws exposed and patched. Is your website secure?

According to recent research, only 1 percent of media companies are very confident in their cybersecurity strategy and policy.

To protect their organizations from threat actors targeting software vulnerabilities, security leaders should adopt an integrated approach to application security risk management.

According to a recent study, just 1 percent of U.S. media companies reported high levels of confidence in their ability to withstand a variety of media security attacks.

With its latest update, WordPress patched a vulnerability that could enable malicious plugin and theme developers to execute SQL injection attacks.

According to IBM X-Force, misconfigured cloud databases accounted for more than 71 percent of reported leaked records so far in 2017.

In the current world of cloud and agile development, we deliver code monthly, weekly and even daily. One of my engineering teams at IBM affectionately refers to updates as the “daily dose.” We have developed robust processes to ensure...

Command injection attacks may not get a lot of hype, but they can be seriously damaging to an enterprise that isn't careful about its security.

Organizations with weak security posture are an attractive target for cybercriminals, and they may find themselves coming under fire frequently.

Hackers frequently use SQL injection as a means of attacking and taking over databases. Here's what you need to know to avoid this type of breach.