Malware-as-a-Service: A Top Threat to Organizations in 2024
Malware-as-a-service poses a serious threat to organizations in 2024. Learn how to protect your organization from the most sophisticated malware threats.
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Elevating Malware Signature Creation to New Heights
Malware signatures comprising specific byte patterns, file attributes, and other characteristics are crucial in identifying malicious software.
Unknown Code, Known Behavior: Pre-Execution Defense Against Zero-Day Threats
The digital era has brought about remarkable advancements, but with these advancements come
increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.
SSDF Compliance and Zero Trust for Code: Building Execution Governance into Software Contracts
NIST created the Secure Software Development Framework (SSDF) in response to EO 14028 — and it’s worth incorporating into your software development contracts.
What EO 14028 Gets Right — And the Execution Layer It Implies but Does Not Name
There’s no quick fix for federal cybersecurity, but Executive Order 14028 is a step forward. Here’s what it gets right, and what it means for the future.
The New Shadow IT: AI-Generated Code and Agentic Workflows as Ungoverned Execution Risk
The best defense is a good offense, right? Sure, assuming your offense includes solid surveillance. It’s not enough to know that cybercriminals might come for your data: You need to know when and how. Malware hunting is a good offense — it works with existing security structures to actively uncover weaknesses and potential threats — but it’s up against the rise of shadow IT, a challenge not receiving enough attention.
