Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

(SBOM) Creation of your Software Bill of Materials

Because of growing software supply chain cyber-attacks and incidents like Log4J, tracking your Software Bill of Materials has become essential. It’s a list of the “ingredients” that make up a piece of software. SBOMs are used by software producers to manage components, software buyers to assess security and compliance, and operators to monitor risks and threats. SBOMs are required by military, and government agencies and will likely become the norm, especially in highly regulated industries. Documenting and reporting your SBOM will become a universal best practice.

`npm init JSQuiz` The JS trivia night where you can win prizes!

Hey there friends of JS! Now tell me... do you think you could be a master of JS? Maybe you’re also a local legend of trivia night? Even if you’re neither of those things… Come and have a blast with us LIVE, and win some awesome prizes!! Join us on May 11 for a live trivia game hosted by @snyksec and @BrisJS, Test your JavaScript and Node.js knowledge for a fun-filled evening. Swag, giveaways and bragging rights included!

Identity-Based Data Security on AWS

Speakers: Dave Cole, CEO of Open Raven Ev Kontsevoy, CEO of @Teleport Modern data drives business value. But the speed with which it is created and accessed across a global AWS footprint increases risk considerably. The old ways of securing data – VPNs, shared credentials stored in a secure vault, offsite backups – are no longer sufficient and don't work at cloud-scale. Join Teleport CEO Ev Kontsevoy and Open Raven CEO Dave Cole as they present a practical view of modern data security in two parts.

Impact Analysis: CVE-2022-29218, Allows Unauthorized Takeover of New Gem Versions via Cache Poisoning

It’s been a bad month for RubyGems vulnerabilities. Critical CVE-2022-29176 was issued May 8, 2022, and another critical CVE-2022-29218 was discovered less than a week later, on May 11. This new vulnerability would allow for a takeover of new versions of some platform-specific gems under certain circumstances.

Terraform & Keeper Secrets Manager: Better Together

Terraform is a very popular infrastructure-as-code (IAC) tool that enables DevOps teams to deploy and manage infrastructure such as servers, containers and databases. Since Keeper Secrets Manager supports record creation through Terraform, you can secure infrastructure secrets using your Keeper Vault. This feature, combined with existing credential read functionality, makes it possible to maintain your credentials’ full lifecycle using Keeper and Terraform.

Secure Bots and Service Account Access With Ephemeral Certificates

"Create cryptographically secure access keys" and "Rotate keys frequently" — These are probably the best security recommendations one can get for bot authentication security. In reality, while these are good practices, they simply aren't enough. First, cryptographically secure keys only prevent simple guessable or brute-force attacks, but the impact is catastrophic if the keys themselves are stolen.

Stranger Danger: Your JavaScript Attack Surface Just Got Bigger

Building JavaScript applications today means that we take a step further from writing code. We use open-source dependencies, create a Dockerfile to deploy containers to the cloud, and orchestrate this infrastructure with Kubernetes. Welcome, you're a cloud native application developer! As developers, our responsibility broadened, and more software means more software security concerns for us to address.