Take Your Relationship With DevSecOps to the Next Level
Like any relationship, DevSecOps works best when there is a solid commitment, open communication and strong resolve in the face of challenges.
Attack Campaign Targets Linux Servers to Install New SpeakUp Trojan
Security researchers observed an attack campaign that is targeting Linux servers to install samples of the new SpeakUp Trojan.
Maximize Your Defenses by Fine-Tuning the Oscillation of Cybersecurity Incidents
In the information security field, we're always practicing finding vulnerabilities, keeping threats at bay, responding to cybersecurity incidents and minimizing long-term business risks.
Malvertising Campaign Delivers Vidar Information Stealer and GandCrab Ransomware
Researchers have spotted a malvertising campaign that is delivering two payloads to victims: the Vidar information stealer and GandCrab ransomware.
NRSMiner Crypto-Mining Malware Infects Asian Devices With the Help of EternalBlue Exploit
Security researchers report that the newest version of NRSMiner crypto-mining malware is causing problems for companies that haven't patched the EternalBlue exploit.
The System Development Life Cycle: A Phased Approach to Application Security
By completing the phases of the system development life cycle (SDLC), security teams can integrate processes and technologies into the development process and improve application security.
New Year, New Risks: 3 Application Security Resolutions You Should Adopt in 2019
To ring in the new year, application security teams should resolve to implement more security into the development process, prioritize consumer trust and pay more attention to false negatives.
Government Cybersecurity Processes Must Change Drastically to Keep Up With Complex Attack Vectors
Since governments have so many potential attack vectors to manage, government cybersecurity professionals need clear processes, procedures and authority to harden vulnerable environments.
IBM X-Force Security Predictions for the 2019 Cybercrime Threat Landscape
IBM X-Force's top security predictions for 2019 cover a range of potential attack schemes and consequences, from industry-specific prognostications to a rapid expansion of emerging criminal schemes.
Machine Learning Will Transform How We Detect Software Vulnerabilities
When used as part of the software development process, machine learning can help identify vulnerabilities before threat actors have a chance to exploit them.