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New Research: Current Development Trends Significantly Challenging Application Security Modernization
Legit Security has released a report on development trends driving the modernization of AppSec programs and pressing challenges to underscore the need to modernize AppSec practices to support growth and mitigate risks.
MSSP Market News: Trustifi Debuts Data Security “One-Click” Tool
Legit Security, an application security posture management (ASPM) provider, and TechTarget's Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), an IT analyst, research and strategy firm, have published a new report, "Modernizing Application Security to Scale for Cloud-native Development." The report found that application teams face a number of challenges, such as keeping up with the speed and volume of releases and prioritizing remediation. These challenges highlight the importance of a modernized approach and alignment with development and DevOps teams for improved collaboration, Legit Security reports.
New Research From Legit Security and TechTarget’s Enterprise Strategy Group Shows Outdated Application Security Approaches Do Not Work With Modern Development Trends
Comprehensive study shows an urgent need for organizations to adopt a modernized approach to their application security processes
At Black Hat, cybersecurity faces an AI conundrum amid a glut of defensive weapons
Ahead of the annual Black Hat cybersecurity conference in Las Vegas, we warned that defensive tool sprawl is only likely to get worse. Onsite, the talk was about, of course, the impact of AI. So far, so good, but defenders are bracing for more sophisticated artificial intelligence-driven attacks. Meantime, lots of cybersecurity providers are doing well, if earnings and new fundings are any indication.
Generative AI takes center stage at Black Hat USA 2024
Legit Security launched an AI Security Command Center, designed to provide security teams with a console for AI visibility and protection in development environments.
Legit Security launches AI Security Command Center, expands ASPM platform to protect AI-native software factory
Legit Security announced on Wednesday the launch of its AI Security Command Center. The new, dedicated AI security dashboard provides security teams with a unified console to efficiently and proactively gain visibility to AI (artificial intelligence) used in development and defend against cyberattacks exploiting AI-based applications, mitigating the use of risky AI models in development environments and application code.
Black Hat bonanza: 1Password, ArmorCode, Legit Security and NetRise unveil new security solutions
Also offering ASPM services, Legit Security announced AI Security Command Center. It’s a new dedicated AI security dashboard that provides security teams with a unified console to gain visibility to AI used in development and defend against cyberattacks exploiting AI-based applications.
10 Security Vendors Making Moves At Black Hat 2024
ASPM (application security posture management vendor) Legit Security announced what it’s calling “the industry's first AI Security Command Center,” which offers a dedicated dashboard for AI security.
MSSP Market News: Fortinet Buys Next DLP
Legit Security, an application security posture management (ASPM) provider, has launched its AI Security Command Center. This AI security dashboard provides security teams with a unified console to efficiently and proactively gain visibility to AI used in development and defend against cyberattacks exploiting AI-based applications, mitigating the use of risky AI models in development environments and application code, the company said.
Legit Security Launches Industry-First AI Security Command Center, Expanding Its ASPM Platform to Protect the Modern AI-Native Software Factory
Legit’s new AI Security Command Center provides a dedicated dashboard for application security (AppSec) and product security teams to centrally monitor, triage, and enforce AI security controls throughout fragile, fast-paced development environments.
Is GitHub Dying a Slow Death?
The Legit Security report found that most GitHub Actions are not created by verified users, are not maintained, have vulnerabilities, and have very low-security scores. Roy Blit, Head of Research at Legit Security, spoke about the dangers that this represents for companies everywhere, in a press release.
Most GitHub Actions workflows are insecure in some way
Most GitHub Actions are susceptible to exploitation; they are overly privileged or have risky dependencies, according to Legit Security.
Security weaknesses at GitHub could have devastating impacts: Hashtag Trending for Tuesday, July 16, 2024
A new report from a company called Legit Security reveals alarming security vulnerabilities in GitHub Actions, a popular tool used by millions of developers and major companies worldwide. The study, titled “The State of GitHub Actions Security,” found that most GitHub Actions workflows are susceptible to exploitation.
Report Surfaces Thousands of Potential Vulnerabilities in GitHub Workflows
An analysis of 2.5 million GitHub Actions workflow files belonging to 553,000 organizations and personal users published today suggests many DevSecOps teams that use the GitHub continuous integration/continuous deliver (CI/CD) platform to build and deploy applications are relying on workflows that are often fundamentally insecure.
New State of GitHub Actions Security: Researchers Expose Most Workflows Risky, Insecure, Exploitable
Legit Security has published its new State of GitHub Actions Security report, which unveils an especially concerning security posture and reveals that most workflows are insecure, overly privileged, and have risky dependencies.
