Items Tagged with "Application Security"
Security and development teams need to collaborate closely to ensure that enterprise web and mobile applications are free of vulnerabilities that can lead to costly data breaches.
Cloud application security requires new approaches, policies, configurations, and strategies that both allow organizations to address business needs and security risks in unison.
Three industry influencers identify trends and priorities and discuss what they are doing within their own organizations to mitigate third-party risk.
If you are a pentester, you would agree that one of the most common ways of compromising a network is through vulnerable 3rd-party applications.
The low barrier-of-entry for PHP allows inexperienced developers act like engineers and publish insecure code. These developers may be developing useful stuff, but they simply don't understand security.
On February 15, the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) came out with its 2013 list of candidates for the Top 10 web application security flaws. The challenge is that while the Top 10 details security flaws, these flaws don’t map cleanly to requirements.
The latest Rails security flaw is example of a common anti-pattern. The issue in each case is an abuse of extensibility. At first glance the idea is clever: allow for run-time execution of new code or binding of server-side variables without changing your compiled code, thereby greatly enhancing extensibility.
Mobile App Security Series: It’s 10pm. Do you know where your data is?
Mobile devices continue to pick up steam on becoming the primary device that many people use for email, web browsing, social media and even shopping. As we continue installing app after app which we then put our personal information in to the question is how secure are these apps?
Who is Responsible for Application Security? Development or Security?