Free Download: How-to-Guide for Software Security Vulnerability Remediation
 The security industry often focuses attention on finding security vulnerabilities. Unfortunately, this is only the first step toward actually addressing associated risks, and addressing risks is arguably the most critical step in the vulnerability management process. To complicate matters further, most application security vulnerabilities cannot be fixed by the security team but require code-level changes to address underlying issues. Therefore, security vulnerabilities must be transferred to software development teams, prioritized and added to their workloads. This how-to-guide guide, by Dan Cornell, provides a background on the problem of remediation and examines steps required to remediate software-level vulnerabilities properly. Dan also recommends best practices organizations can use to be successful in their remediation efforts.
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Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) ThreadStrong e-Learning Module Now Free for the Public
 Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) is a serious and often-misunderstood web application vulnerability. This free course goes into detail about the anatomy of a CSRF vulnerability as well as how security analysts can identify CSRF vulnerabilities and how developers can design and build applications resistant to CSRF attacks. Interactive examples and videos demonstrate the subtleties of CSRF vulnerabilities and how malicious attackers exploit them.
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Remediation Resource Center Preview
There are numerous resources available to help organizations test for security vulnerabilities in their existing applications. There are also resources available to help development teams build security into their new applications from the ground up. None of these address the real and pervasive challenge of fixing vulnerabilities in an existing application portfolio. Next week, Denim Group will release a resource center developed to provide development and security teams with the data, best practices and tools necessary to quickly and efficiently remediate software security vulnerabilities once they have been identified. Go to the Remediation Resource Center >>Watch a video in which Dan Cornell, CTO of Denim Group, provides an overview about the problem of remediation and why Denim Group created this resource center. |
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