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Data Security, Software Security, Web Security Tools

Legit Security | September 16, 2022

Legit Security, a cyber security company with an enterprise platform to secure an organization’s software supply chain, today announced that it discovered software supply chain attack vulnerabilities in popular open-source projects from Google and Apache. The discovered vulnerability affects GitHub, an extremely popular Source Code Management (SCM) system at the heart of many organization’s software supply chains and used by software developers globally. The Legit Security research t...

SBS Security, CI Security | August 21, 2020

CI Security® is now working with SBS Security to protect and defend customers from cyber-attacks. The combined offering will help customers evolve every part of their security program, from 24x7 threat investigation to scheduled assessments of the program and technical testing of networks and systems. CI Security offers a suite of services that allow organizations to get critical insight into what’s threatening their network environments. Teaming up with CI Security allo...

Network Threat Detection, Platform Security, Software Security

OneLayer | November 14, 2022

OneLayer, a pioneer in securing private LTE/5G networks for enterprises, announced today that it has partnered with Druid Software, the leading global provider of private cellular network core software solutions for enterprise. OneLayer will be securing Druid Software's 5G private network domain, ultimately providing its clients, including system integrators, with a platform and the abilities they need to successfully deliver and support end-to-end cellular networks to the enterprise. ...

Red Hat, IBM, Google, Microsoft | August 10, 2020

With the growth of open source software such as Linux and cloud computing becoming more wide spread, a host of tech giants have joined a new group focusing on improving security. Red Hat – the global leader in Linux open source software and solutions – is part of the Open Source Security Foundation as well as IBM, Red Hat’s owner. Also signing on are GitHub, Google, JPMorgan Chase, Microsoft, NCC Group, OWASP Foundation, ElevenPaths, GitLab, Hacker...