Security leaders need a faster and more accurate way of understanding their attack surface and patching vulnerabilities. It’s time to prioritize based on the actual risk posed by the vulnerabilities found on our instances.

Security teams need more time to patch. Here's how to make that possible.

Solarwinds: Modern Attacks vs Traditional Defenses The recent Solarwinds hack is the latest headline grabbing 0-day to send shockwaves throughout…

In this post we discuss two styles of Test Driven Development (TDD): Bottom Up (Chicago style) and Top Down (London…

The risk associated with vulnerability management diminishes with a more efficient prioritization framework. The reality is that vulnerabilities make it to production and compensating controls are needed to take action in the event of exploitation.

The risk associated with vulnerability management diminishes with a more efficient prioritization framework. The reality is that vulnerabilities make it to production and compensating controls are needed to take action in the event of exploitation.

As our R&D team develops Rezilion, they occasionally see opportunities to improve and inform the status quo. In this post, we dive into ptrace — what it is, how to use it to inject arbitrary code into a running process, how to limit ptrace execution and different techniques to dynamically detect it.

The risk associated with vulnerability management diminishes with a more efficient prioritization framework. The reality is that vulnerabilities make it to production and compensating controls are needed to take action in the event of exploitation.

The combination of Rezilion with Tanzu Service Mesh (built on VMware NSX) will provide automated security operations by certifying services and applications running in the service mesh are in a healthy and desired state. The result is a self-healing service mesh that’s able to automatically defend itself from various attacks and misconfigurations.