What Is Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST)?
Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) is an Application Security Testing methodology in which the application is tested in operating mode,...
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IAST vs DAST: What Is the Difference?
DAST (Dynamic Application Security Testing) is a method of testing the security of a web application. IAST (Interactive Application Security...
How ChatGPT Changes the Cybersecurity Landscape
ChatGPT is taking over the internet, and we delved into the specifics of what that means for the cybersecurity world.
Application Security Trends To Keep an Eye on in 2023
The term "application security" (AppSec) describes the processes, practices, and tools used to identify, repair, and protect against application vulnerabilities...
Password Managers: Friends or Foes?
So, you recently decided to purchase a password manager. It is time to say goodbye to remembering an endless number...
Four Ways AI Poses a Threat to Cybersecurity
The term "artificial intelligence" (AI) describes a machine's capacity to carry out operations traditionally performed by intelligent entities like humans...
What is SASE, where is it going, and why does it matter?
The old paradigm of networking in company-specific data centers tied to offices is no longer viable in today’s cloud-based, IoT-heavy,...
Security Breaches: What We Learned in 2022
With global events happening all around us, it’s time to reflect on how the year before us affected the cybersecurity...
Web Application Testing: Tips & Best Practices
Web application testing is a process that ensures the application is ready to launch without safety concerns and reliability issues....
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