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What Is Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)? Types, Risks & Prevention

eSecurity Planet

Table of Contents Toggle How Does Cross-Site Scripting Work? 3 Common Types of Cross-Site Scripting Attacks Top 5 Risks Associated with XSS Attacks How to Tell if You’re Vulnerable to XSS Attacks Can You Prevent Cross-Site Scripting? Also, XSS attacks often involve a specific type of code, commonly JavaScript.

Risk 95
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AI Governance: Why our tested framework is essential in an AI world

Collibra

An AI governance framework offers a blueprint for how to create successful AI products. Finally, with a use case in hand and realistic outcomes, you’re in position to understand how to measure success. It is a map to a repeatable process for driving long-term, reliable AI programs. Outcomes: What does success look like?

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How to choose the best AI platform

IBM Big Data Hub

You can optimize trade-offs between business goals—such as reducing customer service costs or improving customer satisfaction—and determine the best course of action in each situation. Visual modeling: Combine visual data science with open source libraries and notebook-based interfaces on a unified data and AI studio.

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Best practices for hybrid cloud banking applications secure and compliant deployment across IBM Cloud and Satellite

IBM Big Data Hub

Financial Services clients are increasingly looking to modernize their applications. Moreover, many of these financial services applications support regulated workloads, which require strict levels of security and compliance, including Zero Trust protection of the workloads.

Cloud 101
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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Hacking APIs

ForAllSecure

Kent: it's a little bit of a borrowed term right inside of software there are API's that you call, you know, in the libraries and stuff to move things around, and we've moved it out into the application space as kind of a way to go get data, a way to communicate between two systems. We seem to know how to prevent this from happening.

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Hacking APIs

ForAllSecure

Kent: it's a little bit of a borrowed term right inside of software there are API's that you call, you know, in the libraries and stuff to move things around, and we've moved it out into the application space as kind of a way to go get data, a way to communicate between two systems. We seem to know how to prevent this from happening.

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Going Passwordless

ForAllSecure

So by that, I mean, if your developer libraries are available, it's easy to do. We use public key cryptography in https and secures how we use our financial services or order online. I think usernames and passwords are, there's no cost to build an application and put a username and password in there.