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What is Zero Trust Architecture?

Pure Storage

Every user and system, regardless of their location, must authenticate and validate their identity before accessing network resources. Every single new connection attempt should be treated with rigorous authentication and authorization. Identity verification: Multi-factor authentication is a fundamental aspect of zero trust.

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What is Zero Trust Architecture?

Pure Storage

Every user and system, regardless of their location, must authenticate and validate their identity before accessing network resources. Every single new connection attempt should be treated with rigorous authentication and authorization. Identity verification: Multi-factor authentication is a fundamental aspect of zero trust.

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Harnessing Static and Dynamic Code Scanning in DevSecOps

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Static application security testing (SAST) is the most common type of code scanning. Other types of code scanning include dynamic application security testing (DAST), which executes code and analyzes its behavior for vulnerabilities, and software composition analysis (SCA), which analyzes third-party components for known vulnerabilities.

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100 Data Protection Predictions from 75 Experts for 2023

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Data bias in machine learning models is one of the hottest topics in the AI industry for good reason; an AI model that rejects loan applications or increases insurance premiums for the wrong reasons will have a very deleterious effect. ” Low code/no code applications will create compliance issues. And there are other concerns.

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Protecting Your Corporate Website as an Enterprise Risk Management Strategy

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However, SQL injections are the most exploited web application security vulnerability. Attackers use SQL injections to access or corrupt databases using exposed application elements, such as form fields or URLs. This vulnerability takes a client-facing script like JavaScript and hides code in the application’s output.