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OPSWAT is creating a suit of armor around the world that would impress Tony Stark (if he were real). Find out how in our new Peripheral and Removable Media Protection experience! Are you down with PMP? 👇 #CriticalInfrastructureProtection #Cybersecurity

Looks amazing doesn't it? Imagine the magic they could work on your cybersecurity posture! 🚀 Safeguard your critical environment with OPSWAT's cutting-edge Peripheral and Removable Media Protection products! Our market-leading technology defends against file-borne threats across all media types, ensuring robust security and compliance right to the endpoint. 🔒 Ready to up your cybersecurity game? #CyberSecurity #EndpointProtection #Compliance #DataSecurity #OPSWAT

OPSWAT's market-leading technology protects your critical environment from file-borne threats on any media type, helping to enforce #compliance all the way through to the endpoint. Start your journey here in our all-new web experience: https://hubs.la/Q02yTQdQ0

I have been reading and hearing a lot of people talking about the problem of tool sprawl. Here’s what I think: there are benefits to tool sprawl that we shouldn’t overlook. Think about this:    Having a single company providing the whole AppSec wheel could be dangerous.  Having the best of breed for the key aspects of your security is critical. You want a company that is good at SAST to do your SAST scans, SCA, DAST, API and so on. You want to know that your findings are the best they can be. You shouldn't have to compromise for poor results.   So instead of prioritizing cutting down the number of tools they use, organizations need to focus on ASPM, to have that single pane of glass to see all your information brought together. Aggregating all your parts and pieces gives you the ability to assess and decide what you want to do. In my book, that solves the main issue that people are trying to solve when it comes to tool sprawl.   I’m not saying tool sprawl doesn’t have its drawbacks, but I think that having multiple angles and approaches to accomplishing security tasks is key. Having your tools a la carte gives you the freedom to pick the best of breed in each category.  I understand it can get expensive, but what is the cost of a security incident?   What do you think? Is tool sprawl as critical as many people think? Or do you think I have a point? Either way - let’s talk!   As always, stay secure friends.   #ToolSprawl #AppSec #ASPM

True or false: PAM impedes user experience and workflows. ⚪️ TRUE 🔘 FALSE Hear Crystal Trawny’s take on building a modern PAM strategy to tackle the latest threats and #CyberRisk. Listen here: https://direc.to/kK2W 🎧

In today's threat landscape, your apps need armor. We provide it. 🔍 Proactive vulnerability scanning 🛠️ Real-time patching and updates 🔒 Comprehensive software ecosystem protection Let's make your applications impenetrable. #AppSec #CyberResilience #SecureDevOps #RealizePossibilities #INUAAI

I recently discovered a P3 bug impacting a critical component of a major application. The issue has been responsibly reported, and the security team is working on a fix. Proud to contribute to a safer user experience! 🔍🚀 #BugBounty #Infosec #PenetrationTesting #SecurityTesting #WhiteHat #SecurityAnalyst #CTF #ZeroDay #HackThePlanet #SecurityAwareness #Exploit #SecurityVulnerability #BugBountyHunter

#HCLAppScan Fix Groups improves triage and remediation time even further by grouping findings by what they have in common so that a single fix can correct them all. Read more in this blog: https://lnkd.in/gh4buDtM #AppSec

#HCLAppScan Fix Groups improves triage and remediation time even further by grouping findings by what they have in common so that a single fix can correct them all. Read more in this blog: https://lnkd.in/gaPJfzXm #AppSec

#HCLAppScan Fix Groups improves triage and remediation time even further by grouping findings by what they have in common so that a single fix can correct them all. Read more in this blog: https://lnkd.in/diiqnDqC #AppSec