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Vorlon API security scans existing all in-house and third-party APIs an organization uses to detect anomalies and malicious connections.
The AI-powered OSS-Fuzz tool can help find vulnerabilities and be combined with an auto-patching pipeline.
A dependent action in Bazel could permit malicious code injection into a GitHub Actions workflow, highlighting risk from third-party dependencies.
It's easy for admins to misunderstand what GKE considers authenticated users and set permissions that could allow anyone with a Google account to access their systems.
A significant percentage of the 50,000 most-downloaded npm packages are deprecated or have a deprecated dependency but provide no warning.
This open-source collaborative effort to share global AI security standards, regulations, and knowledge aims to mitigate risk and boost AI cybersecurity for all.
Organizations are either failing to fully defend themselves or are relying on incomplete protection of APIs without real-time visibility
Software suppliers and consumers alike will increasingly need to be familiar with global requirements and regulations designed to mitigate software supply chain attacks.
Open-source software is ever vulnerable to malicious actors, but software bills of material can help mitigate the threat. NSA guidance sets a solid foundation for managing the ecosystem.
About 96% of developers are using AI tools and nearly eight out of 10 coders are bypassing security policies to use them, while placing unfounded trust into AI’s competence and security, according to the report by Snyk.