What is Data Detection and Response?
See how data detection and response uses cloud logs and eBPF runtime telemetry to catch exfiltration early and contain it without breaking pipelines.
Unified Vulnerability Management (UVM) erklärt
Unified Vulnerability Management (UVM) hat in den letzten Jahren eine bedeutende Entwicklung durchlaufen, die durch technologische Fortschritte, sich verändernde Bedrohungslandschaften und gestiegene regulatorische Anforderungen vorangetrieben wurde. In diesem Beitrag untersuchen wir, wie sich UVM entwickelt hat und wohin es unserer Meinung nach in den nächsten Jahren gehen wird.
What is agentic incident response?
Agentic incident response is a way of handling security incidents where autonomous AI agents perceive what is happening, reason about the cause, and take action across the incident response lifecycle with limited human input.
Kubernetes Security Best Practices
Secure your Kubernetes workloads with best practices to prevent threats, protect your containers, and strengthen access controls for a safer cloud environment.
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Schwachstellen-Scans (Vulnerability Scanning)
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Beim Schwachstellen-Scanning werden Sicherheitslücken in IT-Systemen, Netzwerken und Software erkannt und bewertet.
Mapping Cloud Security Controls: Frameworks, Defenses, and Risk Prioritization
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See how the four types of cloud security controls map to the tools and frameworks you already use, then close gaps faster with a practical checklist.
Product security vs. application security: What's the difference?
Understanding the difference between application security and product security isn't just about semantics. It reflects a fundamental shift in how organizations think about risk, prioritize remediation, and align security with how modern software is built and deployed.
KI-Sicherheitslösungen 2026: Tools zum Schutz Ihrer KI
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In diesem Leitfaden helfen wir Ihnen, sich in der sich schnell entwickelnden Landschaft der Best Practices für KI-Sicherheit zurechtzufinden und zeigen Ihnen, wie das AI Security Posture Management (AI-SPM) als Grundlage für ein skalierbares, proaktives KI-Risikomanagement dient.
What is endpoint detection and response (EDR)?
Endpoint detection and response (EDR) continuously monitors endpoints to detect, investigate, and stop threats that get past antivirus.
Best AI code review tools for 2026
AI code review tools flag bugs and security risks in pull requests before they merge. Compare the best options for 2026 and how to choose the right fit.
Identity Threat Detection and Response Tools: Enterprise Evaluation Guide
Identity threat detection and response tools vary widely in how they collect signals and how they act on them. Before comparing vendors, it helps to agree on the technical requirements that separate a capable platform from a log-forwarding dashboard.
What is Extended Detection and Response (XDR)? Architecture, mechanics, and enterprise strategy
Extended detection and response (XDR) correlates endpoint, network, identity, and cloud signals. See how XDR works, native vs. open XDR, and its cloud gaps.
Top Application Detection and Response (ADR) Tools for 2026
Application detection and response tools catch attacks inside running apps. Compare the top ADR tools for 2026, how they work, and how to pick the right one.
What is just-in-time (JIT) access in cloud security?
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Just-in-time (JIT) access is an access control model that grants a user, service, or workload elevated cloud permissions only for a specific task, then revokes them automatically when the time-to-live (TTL) expires.
What is Cloud Financial Management (CFM)?
Cloud financial management (CFM) is the practice of planning, tracking, and optimizing cloud spend. Learn its four pillars, tools, and common challenges.
AI Code Security Explained
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AI code security is the discipline of securing software in a world where AI now contributes directly to the codebase.
Statische Anwendungssicherheitstests (SAST) erklärt
Static Application Security Testing (SAST) ist eine Methode zur Identifizierung von Sicherheitslücken im Quellcode, Bytecode oder Binärcode einer Anwendung, bevor die Software bereitgestellt oder ausgeführt wird.
AI SAST: Wie KI das Static Application Security Testing verbessert
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AI SAST ist ein Verfahren zur statischen Sicherheitstests von Anwendungen (Static Application Security Testing), das durch künstliche Intelligenz erweitert wurde, um die Code-Analyse präziser, kontextbezogener und handlungsorientierter zu gestalten.
SBOM-Sicherheit
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Eine Softwarestückliste (Software Bill of Material, SBOM) ist ein umfassendes Inventar, in dem jede Softwarekomponente aufgeführt ist, aus der eine Anwendung besteht.