GitOps can help control configuration drift and enable your infrastructure security to shift left, for starters. Here are four ways it can enable better software security.
This week: software security and international relations collide as one tech company falsely brands itself as a U.S. software supplier. Also: a Canadian supermarket chain has been hit with a ransomware attack.
ReversingLabs newest solution, Cloud Deep Scan, can help organizations quickly identify threats in their AWS file shares and storage. We break down our new service for you here.
Google has lost a long standing privacy case. And now Apple faces a big ol’ privacy class action. In this week’s Secure Software Blogwatch, we navigate the minefield.
This week: Former Uber CSO is convicted for his attempted cover-up of a 2016 hack of the company. Also: A software supply chain attack has pushed out malware to at least 250 media sites.
At the Forrester Security & Risk Forum, ReversingLabs Field CISO Matt Rose presents about what information an SBOM provides — and how it can be put to good use.
This week: an expected OpenSSL vulnerability may not be as disastrous as was predicted, but is still very real. Also: Unauthorized hackers accessed 130 GitHub repositories as a result of a Dropbox breach.
ReversingLabs Elastic Threat Infrastructure (TitaniumScale) can quickly scan large volumes of files to identify malware and goodware. Here are the newest improvements.
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