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Eliminate your API vulnerabilities with Cequence Unified API Protection
Today’s security teams simply lack the visibility and defense capabilities they need to protect the ever-growing risk from APIs and other application connections.
The ideal solution is one that protects organizations from losses across their entire API risk surface, can be deployed quickly without intrusive instrumentation or agents, and scales easily. With a solution that provides an outside-in and inside-out view of the API risk surface, while leveraging AI, ML, and threat intelligence, security teams can stay vigilant of threats lurking below the ordinary detection surface.
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Secure coding report: Growing success or zero-day epidemic?
This Security Journey white paper offers actionable intelligence to help organizations counter today's threats, including insights into adversary tactics.
Key topics inside include:
· Gaps in cloud protection
· Supply chain attack threats
· Stolen identity credential exploitationResearch shows over half of organizations struggle to integrate security into their SDLC, often neglecting critical investments in development team security knowledge.
Read the full white paper to learn how code reviews, scanning tools, and secure coding training can reduce vulnerabilities and boost productivity.
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Is regulation the consequence of complacency in securing code?
The expanding cybersecurity threat landscape has led to increased regulatory scrutiny on software security. This white paper explores secure coding training and how organizations aim to enhance application security.
Key findings:
- 57% of organizations offer secure coding training mainly for compliance or after an exploit
- Less than half invest in expert training for developers
- Siloed development, security, and compliance teams hinder remediation
Complacency in code security may lead to stricter regulations, like new SEC rules. Organizations must prioritize a security-focused culture and comprehensive secure coding education.
Read the full white paper for more on improving security.
