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NIMBUSPWN: What You Need to Know Now

By: Ofri Ouzan, Security Researcher, Rezilion The Microsoft 365 Defender Research Team has discovered several vulnerabilities in the `networkd-dispatcher` that…

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Our Vision for SBOMs is Dynamic

In previous posts we’ve expounded on the importance of using a dynamic rather than a static software bill of materials…

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Continuous Security in DevSecOps: Introducing the Dynamic SBOM

By Baksheesh Singh Ghuman Today’s announcement of the general availability of our Dynamic Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) marks an…

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Rezilion Adds Dynamic Software Bill of Materials to its Platform, Providing Organizations With Continuous View of All Software Components and Exploitable Risk

BE’ER SHEVA, Israel – May 17, 2022 – Rezilion announced today the general availability of the company’s Dynamic Software Bill…

Follow These Steps to Bring Security and Developers Together

The days of security seen as the bane of software developers are over—or at least they should be. Building strong…

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3 Ways a Dynamic SBOM Enhances Security

In a previous post, we described why a software bill of materials (SBOM) needs to be dynamic in order to…

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SBOMs Are Only Truly Useful if They’re Dynamic

The software bill of materials (SBOM) is being widely touted as a way to ensure the security and integrity of…

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Media Round Up: Log4Shell Attack Surface Is Still Huge

Several months since the first publication of Log4Shell, one of the most critical vulnerabilities in recent years due to its…

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TAG Cyber’s Security Annual on Cyberwar Features Rezilion CEO Liran Tancman

The latest issue of TAG Cyber’s Security Annual for Q2 2022 tackles the difficult and very current issue of cyberwar.…

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