Penetration testing has become an essential part of any modern strategy to protect web applications. Pen-testing solutions are preferable to free or open-source ones to prevent attacks on critical APIs and web apps.
The traditional perimeters of networks have disappeared. Access to an organization’s applications and digital assets occurs from far places, and controlling those accesses becomes a serious challenge. The days when network borders could be protected are long gone. Now is the time for new zero-trust security strategies.
If you’re a sysadmin, you’ve heard about the risks associated with many accounts with privileged access to critical IT assets. Read about the best solutions to keep them under control.
Want to learn how to implement security in the development environment? Here, we explore some DevSecOps tools to build security at every step in DevOps Lifecycle.
VPNs are a thing of the past. Zero-trust networks easily adapt to cloud, on-premises, or mixed environments and offer greater flexibility and security than VPNs. And lower costs.
The attack surface of a computer network is the set of all points (or attack vectors) that an unauthorized user can penetrate to extract data or cause problems.
Adopting a dedicated server is something you will necessarily have to do when your websites or applications grow in terms of users and traffic and also in terms of needed resources.
Given that roughly one-third of all known breaches are a direct result of a successful web application attack, it is paramount to test your web applications and APIs’ security.