Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Dependency Management: Protecting Your Code

Managing dependencies isn’t always easy, but it’s critical for protecting your code. In this guide, we’ll explore what dependencies are and how they can be checked for known vulnerabilities, compatibility, licensing requirements, and more. We’ll then learn that dependency checks should be part of a dependency management strategy to keep applications up to date and reduce security risks and technical debt.

Hardening Infrastructure Security Against SSO Identity Provider Compromise

In an era where Identity Providers (IdPs) have become prime targets for cyber attackers, relying solely on single sign-on (SSO) authentication can leave organizations vulnerable to various sophisticated threats such as social engineering, credential stuffing, and session hijacking. Join us for an in-depth webinar to explore how Teleport is redefining infrastructure security strategies that protect infrastructure even in the event of identity provider compromise.

RDS: Do not allow clipboard redirection

Hardening the “RDS: Do not allow clipboard redirection” settings is a fundamental step in server hardening. Hardening servers can be a painful procedure. Hardening remote services such as RDS is one of the most critical operational components when hardening servers as it have immediate impact on user and application functionality. Endless hours, and resources are invested in this process. However, despite the efforts, hardening often causes damage to production server environments.

Uncovering the Polyfill.io Supply Chain Attack

In this video, we will be uncovering how a sneaky supply chain attack on the JavaScript Polyfill.io service compromised websites across the globe, including big names like Intuit, Square, the U.S. government and more. Stay tuned to find out how the attack occurred and what you can do to prevent it!

Windows Spotlight - Configurations for Your Lock Screen

Windows Spotlight automatically displays a variety of high-resolution lock screen images. These come from various sources, including Bing searches, professional photographers, and Microsoft’s own collection. It's available on Windows Enterprise and Education editions only. The images encompass a variety of subjects from nature scenes, cityscapes, and architectural marvels to keep a fresh login screen.