Stoked — Manifesting Innovation in Shared Threat Intelligence
Explore how skateboarding's collaborative spirit mirrors sharing threat intelligence in cybersecurity, fostering innovation and collective defense against emerging threats.
Palo Alto Networks
Open Source
2024 Open-Source Security Tools Roundup
Open-source security tools play a key role in securing the CI/CD pipeline. Discover which OSS tools best suit your needs in this comprehensive product review.
Elevate Cybersecurity with PRISMA IDs
Beyond CVEs: Discover the power of PRISMA IDs in vulnerability management and stay informed with Prisma Cloud.
The Key to DevSecOps Success: Cross-Team Knowledge Sharing
A good DevSecOps strategy goes beyond having the right tools and processes in place: it requires consistent and crucially, bi-directional feedback and learning. Both security and e...
Four Steps To Get Started With a ‘Bottom-Up’ Cybersecurity Approach
Learn about bottom-up cybersecurity. We give you 4 tips to get started with creating a culture of developer-centered security in your organization.
Managing Vulnerabilities in Unstable Releases and Cutting-Edge Packages Wit...
The unstable release, as its name implies, is an OS distro release where active development takes place. Unsurprisingly, it is also the most volatile...
From PRISMA-ID to CVE: Identifying Open Source Vulnerabilities
Open source vulnerabilities can be exploited before becoming official CVEs due to the timeframe between discovery and addition to the NVD.
Open Source Vulnerability Management for Cloud Security
Open source code is used often but is still vulnerable to security issues. Prisma Cloud gives valuable insight into these potential issues.
Open Source License Detection and Expanded Git Repo Scanning
Prisma Cloud supports open source license detection and software composition analysis for git and non-git environments via command line interface.
Announcing Checkov 2.0: Deepening Open Source IaC Security
Checkov 2.0 is a graph-based, open source IaC security tool for environments with complex dependencies across resources and modules.
The Cybersecurity Canon: The Cathedral & the Bazaar
Amy Butler and Hogan Lovells review “The Cathedral & the Bazaar” for the Cybersecurity Canon.
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