What is internal vulnerability scanning?
Internal vulnerability scanning is the process of identifying security weaknesses within an organization’s internal network infrastructure.
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Internal vulnerability scanning is the process of identifying security weaknesses within an organization’s internal network infrastructure.
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Attack surface scanning is the process of continuously discovering and monitoring internet-facing assets to identify entry points attackers can exploit.
Agentless scanning vs agent-based scanning compares API-based assessments requiring no software installation with host-based agents for deep runtime visibility
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Container monitoring is the process of collecting, analyzing, and reporting metrics and data related to the performance and health of containerized applications and their hosting environments.
Attack surface discovery (ASD) is the continuous, automated process of identifying and mapping every asset, connection, and service an attacker could target across your entire digital footprint (cloud, hybrid, and on-premises environments).
Runtime scanning answers a critical question: 'What is runtime security for containers?' It focuses on detecting live behaviors, active threats, and anomalies that only appear when containers execute under real production traffic.
Source code scanning is automated analysis of your code, dependencies, and infrastructure definitions to find security issues before you deploy. This means a tool reads your code the way a careful reviewer would, but at high speed and at scale.
CI/CD security scanning is the practice of adding automated security checks into your build and deployment pipelines. This means every meaningful code change is tested for risk before it can reach production.
External vulnerability scanning is a way to find weaknesses in your public-facing systems by testing them from outside your network. This means you see your environment the same way an attacker on the internet would see it.
This blog post will explain strategies for attack surface management (ASM) that integrate both attack surface reduction and attack vector defense into one continuous process, helping you meet the requirements of leading security frameworks like Gartner’s Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) framework.
La seguridad de la administración de identidades y accesos (IAM) es un conjunto de políticas y tecnologías que ayudan a las organizaciones a controlar qué identidades pueden tener permisos de acceso a recursos, datos, sistemas y aplicaciones.
Los ataques de inyección de avisos son una amenaza para la seguridad de la IA en la que un atacante manipula el mensaje de entrada en los sistemas de procesamiento de lenguaje natural (NLP) para influir en la salida del sistema.
Cross-site request forgery (CSRF), also known as XSRF or session riding, is an attack approach where threat actors trick trusted users of an application into performing unintended actions.