Application Security stories

The next generation of its high-assurance PKI, Entrust PKIaaS, is designed to be secure, quick to deploy, scale on-demand, and run in the cloud.More

Selecting an application delivery solution that maximises automation and integrates into an existing DevOps environment is critical, writes Radware senior security solutions architect for APAC Yaniv Hoffman.More

"The state of application security remains very concerning."More

AppDynamics, part of Cisco, has released Cisco Secure Application, a solution designed to simplify vulnerability management, defend against cyber attacks and protect applications.More

New simplified subscription plans and security services have been designed to make it easier for businesses to protect critical assets from a growing volume of complex and automated threats.More

Dynatrace is pushing further into the cloud application security space this month, as the company launches a new module as part of its offering across the Software Intelligence Platform.More

“Application security is an invaluable part of the Cloud One platform, integrating technology to provide superior protection for customers deploying applications wherever it makes the most sense for them."More

GitHub has recently rolled out code scanning to help developers detect and prevent vulnerabilities from popping up in their open source and enterprise code.More

The Welcome Chat espionage app belongs to a known Android malware family and shares infrastructure with a previously documented espionage campaign named BadPatch, which also targeted the Middle East.More

Two major financial institutions in New Zealand have refreshed their application security measures with the help of security specialist Checkmarx.More

"Through these vulnerabilities, hackers can obtain usernames, account balances, transfer confirmations, card limits, and the phone number associated with a victim's card.”More

“Imperva is an exciting addition ... they provide leading solutions for enterprise data security, web application, BOT protection, and CDN markets.”More

“Our customers will never be 100% cloud, they’ll always be on premise to some degree. The struggle is, how can we do both?”More

On average, enterprises are using 1,427 distinct cloud services, with the typical employee using 36 different cloud applications during their working day.More

The integration allows network operations to orchestrate the lifecycle of SSL/TLS certificates and ensure security policies are enforced across devices.More

The CAP solution ensures that access to SaaS applications and data is secured while maintaining centralised visibility across sanctioned and unsanctioned applications.More

AlgoSec A30 release delivers new automation capabilities that enable zero-touch security management across SDN, cloud and on-premise networks. More

The new features include more options to protect data without interrupting employees’ requirements to get work done.More

Positive Technologies found that the majority of all web attacks in 2018 targeted sites of financial institutions, transportation companies, hospitality and entertainment companies.More

“Few enterprises take a standardised approach across their company to ensure the security of data and other digital assets, which are exposed via APIs.”More

Fortinet to secure applications on AWS with FortiWeb Cloud WAF-as-a-Service while protecting applications and APIs and addressing compliance requirements.More

One minute the workforce has a structured list of approved business applications and then the next minute, there are 30 different unknown products and tools being used.More

Enterprises are wanting to gain the trust of their customers, but are often found blindly defending themselves.More

Visibility, also referred to as observability, is a core tenet of modern application architectures for basic operation, not just for security.More