Application Security articles

A comprehensive guide to cloud-native applications, technology, and security. Learn about containers, microservices, CI/CD, and more.

Discover six key steps to achieve zero trust in application security. Learn how to protect your organization from cyberattacks.

Learn about Cloud Security Architecture. Understand the importance, core principles, and threats to secure your cloud environment effectively.

Practical guide to vulnerability remediation for developers & security teams. Learn how to detect, prioritize, fix, & monitor vulnerabilities.

Discover the top 5 vulnerability assessment scanning tools and learn how to prioritize and remediate vulnerabilities to secure your org.

Learn best practices for immediate remediation of the Spring4Shell vulnerability, including detection, and prioritization.

Learn about the Spring4Shell Zero-Day Vulnerability CVE-2022-22965 with information, updates, mitigation guidance, and more.

Learn how to set benchmarks for false positives in SAST tools to enhance application security and improve developer efficiency.

Address SAST false positives in your application security testing.

Discover the 7 key differences between SAST and SCA tools in application security.

Learn about the five critical facts about npm package security, including how attackers exploit trust, default behaviors, and dependency hell.

CVE-2021-44142 allows bad actors to execute arbitrary code as root on Samba. Learn about the vulnerability, exploit, and how to fix it.

Dive into CVE-2021-4034 PwnKit vulnerability: learn how a simple out-of-bounds access in Linux’s pkexec can lead to root system privileges.

Learn about CVE-2021-44832 in Log4j and how to protect your applications. Stay informed about the latest cybersecurity vulnerabilities.

Learn how to fix the Log4j vulnerability with Mend Renovate and Remediate. Keep your applications secure with automated dependency management.

Learn about the Log4Shell vulnerability in Ruby applications using Log4j jars in JRuby, exposing them to potential exploits.