Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Snyk and ServiceNow

Looking for a complete view of your application security posture to drive smarter, faster fixes in your ServiceNow workflows? ServiceNow workflows, backed by Snyk, provide a single view into all application vulnerabilities from multiple sources, determine their priority, and help expedite the remediation process with relevant stakeholders across the organization to reduce the attack surface. Working together with AppSec and IT teams, learn how SecOps teams can track vulnerabilities in open source dependencies and create ServiceNow Application Vulnerable Items (AVITs) automatically.

Top Tools for Automating SBOMs

We’ve talked a lot about why software bills of materials (SBOMs) are important and how they communicate the value of your organization, so we won’t continue those lectures here. We’re all good on the why so today we’ll talk about the how – the best (and free!) tools to help you create SBOMs automatically. Creating an SBOM manually is arduous and error-prone so why not avoid it altogether?

What is SAST? Static Application Security Testing explained in 60 seconds

Discover the world of Static Application Security Testing (SAST) in this concise video. SAST, which stands for Static Application Security Testing, is an essential security tool that examines your source code for potential vulnerabilities. Unlike dynamic tools, SAST operates solely on your code, making it a static analysis tool.

MSS: (DisableIPSourceRouting) IP source routing protection level (protect against packet spoofing)

Optimally configuring “DisableIPSourceRouting” parameter enhances security by mitigating the risk of denial-of-service (DOS) attacks through packet spoofing. In such attacks, the goal is to inundate the target with high volumes of traffic, and using spoofed IP addresses makes it challenging to filter and identify the true source of the attack. Server hardening can be arduous. CSH by CalCom automates the process, learning your network to eliminate the need for testing.

PowerShell Security Best Practices

Windows PowerShell is a powerful scripting language and a command-line executor developed by Microsoft to provide a better interface for system administrators to simplify managing and automating administrative tasks. PowerShell was launched in 2006 and has been a standard feature of the Windows operating system (OS) since Windows 7, enabling system administrators to simplify and automate administrative tasks while following essential security best practices.

Understanding Active Directory Security Principals

Active Directory is most organizations’ primary identity storage, and is integral to an organization’s operating system. It is used to manage security principals, including user accounts, computers, servers, and other devices in the network. Since its launch 20 years ago, it has been integrated with numerous applications and systems and became one of the main foundations in the organization’s IT infrastructure.

Why context matters in Kubernetes security

There are things in the world that are absolute, and there are things that are relative. For example, it is an absolute truth that the middle three Star Wars episodes were better than the prequel three. But if we are talking about security, it is mostly accepted to be relative as it is a well-accepted thesis that there is no absolute security. Every system can eventually be broken. Like in the joke about the two folks who are attacked by a lion.

ARMO announces new Slack integration

We’re thrilled to introduce a fresh ARMO app designed exclusively for Slack, delivering notifications directly to the channels where your teams focus on tackling security concerns related to Misconfiguration, Vulnerabilities, and Compliance. This integration ensures that your DevSecOps teams receive timely notifications within their preferred collaboration platform, empowering them to take immediate action.