The Internet of Things (IoT) is now pervasive in our lives. In the military, consumer products, and industrial worlds, billions of data points are connected to the internet. However, like any other system, they can all include vulnerabilities waiting to be exploited by hackers.
In this whitepaper, learn more about the different attack vectors and ways to mitigate these threats.
Cyber attacks on hardware or IoT devices can have a far-reaching and deadly impact. Learn how you can make firmware more secure.
As software layer breaches get increasingly traced to firmware vulnerabilities, we must consider building secure products. Read more to get actionable steps on how to ensure firmware security.
Open banking gives us new business opportunities and convenience for customers. But how secure is this new business model?
Traditional threat modeling approaches are no longer scalable or accurate in an agile, cloud-based, microservices world. How can we evolve threat modeling to fit DevSecOps processes?
For many organizations considering cloud migration, the global pandemic accelerated their move. As this trend continues, the need to ensure data security will keep gaining momentum.
What is product security and how does it differ from software security? Learn why product security is gaining popularity and how you can build key capabilities.
With growing attack vectors, application security has become more mainstream than ever. Learn how developers can ensure software security all by themselves.
Financial institutions are a major target of cyber attackers. Defending against new cyberthreats has become vital for financial institutions to gain consumer trust and stay ahead of the competition.
In many organizations, software security is perceived as a roadblock. The apparent challenge lies in balancing the need to meet software development deadlines with security.
Despite the benefits of cloud computing, financial institutions lag behind other industries in terms of cloud adoption. The risk of data loss and regulatory compliance are some of the major concerns.
The Data Security Model Law impacts everyone working in the insurance industry and requires insurers to maintain an information security program. Learn the requirements under this law.
Cloud migrations offer a lot of benefits, but you need to ensure data security to make the move successful. Learn how you can migrate securely.
Most regulatory standards require organizations to provide security awareness training to their employees. Download this whitepaper to learn how you can comply with these requirements.
To close the current skills gap in cybersecurity, over 4 million professionals are required globally. Can automation help you to ensure security when there's a massive shortage of skilled resources?
Making a strong business case for software security will not only help you to get buy-in from leadership; but also ensure alignment with the organizational goals.
Cybersecurity isn't just a technology issue. Data breaches can severely damage your brand reputation which is why you should ensure reasonable data security.
Automating threat modeling and secure coding requirements helps organizations enhance their security posture, reduce time taken for security activities, and save costs significantly.
Organizations often struggle to decide between a SaaS and on-premise deployment model. In this whitepaper, we address the risk implications of running SD Elements in each model.
Zero Trust is a security model that requires users and systems to verify their identity and meet authorization requirements with each system interaction.
Cyber insurance is designed to offset the costs of recovering from a cyberattack. But, it does not relieve you from your security obligations.
