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Meet The Team Behind Mayhem: Come See Us At These Upcoming June 2023 Events

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June is here, and we have exciting news queued up for the middle of the month. Stay tuned! Last month, we participated in GlueCon and hosted a webinar on uncovering vulnerabilities in open source software. We have 4 upcoming events planned for June 2023: Mayhem Unleashed Webinar: Discover our Next Generation Security Testing Solution DevSecOps Roundtable CyberSecurity Summit Hartford ForAllSecure APFT (Adversary, Penetration, and FuzzTesting) Training Read on to learn more about June’s eve

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Certificate Transparency Does More Harm Than Good - Here's Why

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With Google’s recent decision to change the lock icon , I’ve been spending a lot of time thinking about TLS/SSL - and certificate transparency in general. Certificate transparency (CT) mandates the inclusion of TLS/SSL certificates in a global, public registry. First introduced in 2013 by researchers from Google, Certificate transparency (CT) was proposed after the researchers observed that the traditional Certificate Authority model, which relied on a few trusted third-party CAs, su

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SCA, SBOM, Vulnerability Management, SAST, or DAST Tools: Which Is Best for Your Team?

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There are a lot of options for software security testing tools. How do you know which ones are right for you? Some types of tools, such as SCA tools, are made to find vulnerabilities in existing code, while others, such as DAST tools, are more useful for finding vulnerabilities in your own code. Some tools only find potential vulnerabilities, while others find confirmed vulnerabilities.

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3 Reasons Your Security Testing Tool Needs To Do Regression Testing

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You knew that your application was secure when you scanned it for vulnerabilities prior to deploying it into production. But was it also secure when you applied an update or made a configuration change within the production environment? Unless you've performed regression testing, you don't know. Regression testing is the only way to ensure that your software remains secure after you make changes.

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Life at ForAllSecure: Robert Vamosi, Director of Product Marketing

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“Life at ForAllSecure” is a Q&A series dedicated to our growing company. For this month’s profile, we talked with Robert Vamosi , Director of Product Marketing at ForAllSecure and the host of our popular podcast, “The Hacker Mind” Robert joined ForAllSecure in 2020 and is based out of northern California. He is celebrating three years with the company this month.

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Who Shift Left Really Benefits: 4 Responsibilities DevSecOps Shifts Onto Developers

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DevSecOps has transformed the software development landscape, embedding security practices at each stage of the development and delivery pipeline. While the DevSecOps approach has (rightfully) been lauded for helping teams produce safer software, it has come with its own set of problems. With this “shift left” has come a slew of new processes and tools that have become the responsibility of development teams to learn, follow and use.

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The DevSecOps Lifecycle: How to Automate Security in Software Development

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Historically, security has been bolted on at the end of the development cycle, often resulting in software riddled with vulnerabilities. This leaves the door open for security breaches that can lead to serious financial and reputational damage. According to the 2022 cost of a data breach report by IBM , the average cost of a data breach in the United States is $9,440,000.