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Product security secures software as a system across code, cloud, identity, data, and runtime. Learn how modern teams prioritize exploitable risk in cloud environments.

Shaked Rotlevi

1月 21, 2026

An AI bill of materials (AI-BOM) is a complete inventory of all the assets in your organization’s AI ecosystem. It documents datasets, models, software, hardware, and dependencies across the entire lifecycle of AI systems—from initial development to deployment and monitoring.

Mike McGuire

1月 20, 2026

API security testing is the process of validating that APIs are protected against abuse, misconfiguration, and sensitive data exposure. Unlike functional testing—which checks whether an API works—security testing looks for ways an API can be misused.

Mike McGuire

1月 20, 2026

An API risk assessment is a systematic process for evaluating the APIs used across an organization.

インシデント対応は、サイバー攻撃を検出して対応するための戦略的なアプローチであり、サイバー攻撃がITシステムやビジネス全体に与える影響を最小限に抑えることを目的としています。

Chris Champa

1月 20, 2026

An incident response plan (IRP) is a detailed framework that provides clear, step-by-step guidelines to detect, contain, eradicate, and recover from security incidents.

Shashank Golla

1月 19, 2026

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Salman Ladha

1月 18, 2026

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Learn how to secure the SDLC from code to runtime with DevSecOps best practices: SAST, SCA, IaC scanning, CI/CD hardening, CSPM, CDR, and compliance mapping.

GraphQL API security is a set of specialized practices and controls for protecting GraphQL endpoints.

Unmanaged APIs are undocumented interfaces that operate outside standardized security and governance frameworks.

API security posture management, or API-SPM, is a security discipline that focuses on maintaining and proactively improving the security health of enterprise APIs.

With a CNAPP, your team is empowered to pick and choose solutions that best fit your security capability and cost requirements. This article reviews the best open-source CNAPP tools for 2024.

Chris Champa

1月 16, 2026

Learn more about incident response playbooks to find gaps in your process. Plus, get free playbooks for your cloud security teams, best practices, and more.

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A cloud engineer is a technical expert responsible for architecting, implementing, and managing an organization's cloud infrastructure and services. This role involves working across the full cloud lifecycle, from initial planning and design to deployment and ongoing optimization.