April 2017 Summaries
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Detectify excels in External Attack Surface Management (EASM) by offering highly accurate vulnerability assessments, which are trusted by ProdSec and AppSec teams to reveal potential exploitation methods for Internet-facing applications. The platform automates continuous, real-world, payload-based attacks, leveraging insights from a global community of elite ethical hackers to uncover critical vulnerabilities before they can be exploited. Detectify sets a high standard in the industry by providing a 99.7% accuracy rate in identifying security weaknesses, and it offers a 2-week free trial for new users to experience its capabilities.
Apr 28, 2017
62 words in the original blog post.
The Internet of Things (IoT) presents exciting opportunities but is fraught with security challenges due to a lack of regulation. Security analyst Emma Lilliestam discusses these concerns, emphasizing the need for self-regulation over government mandates, as the IoT landscape currently resembles a chaotic and unregulated environment akin to a plane built without safety standards. The difficulty of implementing robust security measures on IoT devices, which often lack standardized cryptographic frameworks, is compounded by the accessibility issues faced by smaller companies and hobbyists. Despite the myth that security is complex, Lilliestam argues that with proper mentoring and resources, most tech professionals can become competent in security practices. Citing Bruce Schneier, she notes that relying on market forces alone is insufficient to address IoT security issues, and proposes a voluntary certification seal for IoT products that encourages companies to adhere to security best practices. This approach aims to incentivize companies to improve security proactively, thereby preventing potentially ineffective and cumbersome legislative regulation.
Apr 24, 2017
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Detectify is a leading platform in External Attack Surface Management (EASM), offering highly accurate vulnerability assessments with a 99.7% accuracy rate. It is relied upon by Product Security (ProdSec) and Application Security (AppSec) teams to reveal potential exploitation methods used by attackers on Internet-facing applications. By automating continuous, real-world, payload-based attacks sourced from a global community of elite ethical hackers, Detectify identifies critical security weaknesses proactively.
Apr 11, 2017
62 words in the original blog post.
Johan Edholm, a co-founder of Detectify, is a prominent figure in the Swedish IT security community, known for his strong values of honesty and transparency, which have significantly influenced the company's culture. His journey into web security began with an interest in computers and programming during his youth, leading him to explore hacker forums and eventually co-found Detectify. At Detectify, Johan plays a crucial role in front-end development, product development, and sysadmin tasks, focusing on making web security accessible and educational for users. He is also actively involved in SEC-T, one of Sweden's largest security conferences, where he helps connect talented individuals with the community. Johan's passion for IT security and continuous learning is evident in his various personal projects and initiatives, such as his "Monthly challenge" that engages his colleagues.
Apr 07, 2017
1,146 words in the original blog post.
Detectify is a leading platform in External Attack Surface Management (EASM), known for offering highly accurate vulnerability assessments with a 99.7% accuracy rate. It is trusted by ProdSec and AppSec teams to identify potential exploitation methods for their Internet-facing applications. The platform automates continuous, real-world, payload-based attacks that are crowdsourced from a global community of top ethical hackers, allowing organizations to uncover critical vulnerabilities before they can be exploited. Detectify offers a 2-week free trial for new users to experience its capabilities.
Apr 05, 2017
62 words in the original blog post.