Securing the Software Supply Chain offers a comprehensive exploration into this critical field. As technical professionals, understanding the evolving landscape of supply chain security is paramount. Understanding what supply chain security is, when and how to implement controls, and why you are doing so, along with the bottom turtle problem, and the concept of trust in a zero-trust world are all key takeaways. By grasping these concepts, and more, we can better protect our software, systems, and users, ultimately fortifying our organizations against the ever-increasing threats in the digital supply chain.
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From Grokking Web Application Security by Malcolm McDonald The internet has transformed how we communicate and conduct business. It has also given rise to a community of hackers with limitless ingenuity. In response, the cybersecurity industry has boomed, offering increasingly… Continue Reading →
Cyber threats are constantly multiplying and evolving, and a good defense isn’t good enough anymore. The safest approach to cyber threats is to hunt them down before they do damage, rather than reactively waiting for them to be uncovered.
From Making Sense of Cyber Security by Thomas Kranz
It’s easy to forget that phones are powerful computers in their own right, vulnerable to the same threats as laptops or desktops. Mobile networks also contain many vulnerabilities that attackers can leverage. This article gives an overview of how mobile networks communicate with mobile devices and the threats therein.