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Jaikumar Vijayan

Jaikumar Vijayan

Freelance technology journalist. A former Senior Editor of Computerworld, Jai is a journalist and technology content writing specialist, with 20+ years of award-winning experience in IT trade journalism. He is a correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor and a contributor to Dark Reading, eWEEK, Datamation, IBM Security Intelligence, and Third Certainty. He writes features and covers breaking news stories on information security, data privacy, and big data/business analytics. His recent projects include ERP case studies and an e-book on enterprise mobility management best practices.

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Recent Posts from Jaikumar Vijayan

AppSec alert fatigue: 4 ways to reduce burnout — and boost security

July 16, 2024

AppSec alert fatigue: 4 ways to reduce burnout — and boost security

Tool sprawl is making alert fatigue a major problem for teams responsible for application security. Here are four ways to combat it in your organization.

Security operations by the numbers: 30 cybersecurity stats that matter

May 29, 2024

Security operations by the numbers: 30 cybersecurity stats that matter

Get up to speed on the state of SecOps with key takeaways from recent research and surveys of cybersecurity practitioners and leaders.

CISA's 'vulnrichment' aims to fix the NVD

May 15, 2024

CISA's 'vulnrichment' aims to fix the NVD

The new program, which follows NIST's slowdown on the NVD, will enrich CVEs with contextual data for better vulnerability management.

Why GenAI fails at full SOC automation

May 7, 2024

Why GenAI fails at full SOC automation

In a new research note, Forrester analysts explain how AI-enabled SecOps tools' limitations keep autonomous security decision-making out of reach today.

NVD delays highlight vulnerability management woes: Put malware first

April 23, 2024

NVD delays highlight vulnerability management woes: Put malware first

Here's what changes to the National Vulnerability Database mean for vulnerability management — and why you should instead focus on malware and tampering.

Software supply chain security by the numbers: 30 stats that matter

March 27, 2024

Software supply chain security by the numbers: 30 stats that matter

Understand the state of software supply chain security with key takeaways from recent research and surveys of application security and development pros.

5 reasons you should consider a career in application security

March 7, 2024

5 reasons you should consider a career in application security

There are many reasons to consider a role AppSec. But one stands out: Software supply attacks are creating job security and opportunity.

Are AI development tools exposing your organization? 4 key considerations

February 28, 2024

Are AI development tools exposing your organization? 4 key considerations

When using AI tools including GitHub Copilot, your security team must be aware of — and protect against — risks. Here are four key questions to ask.

The state of container security: 5 key steps to locking down your releases

January 3, 2024

The state of container security: 5 key steps to locking down your releases

Here are best practices — and recommendations for tooling — to modernize your software supply chain security approach.

ESF steps up supply chain security guidance with call for binary analysis

December 20, 2023

ESF steps up supply chain security guidance with call for binary analysis

To advance the state of software supply chain security, the ESF has called for going beyond legacy testing with binary analysis and reproducible builds.

MFA and software supply chain security: It's no magic bullet

December 12, 2023

MFA and software supply chain security: It's no magic bullet

Attacks show that an adversary with development access can wreak havoc. Multifactor authentication can help, but it's not an "end-all solution."

The AI executive order: What AppSec teams need to know

November 30, 2023

The AI executive order: What AppSec teams need to know

While the new White House EO is largely focused on foundational AI, security teams reviewing AI initiatives are still in the hot seat.