RL chatted with the application security (AppSec) leader Tanya Janca about how her career embodies AppSec Girl Power — from her start as a software developer, up to now as a prominent voice in secure coding.
Subscribe to Tanya's newsletter here, and if you're an AppSec professional, take her survey here.
RL chatted with Malcolm Harkins, chief security and trust officer at HiddenLayer, to discuss why artificial intelligence (AI) is cybersecurity’s double-edged sword.
Jason Valenti, director of product at ReversingLabs, chatted with ConversingLabs about the evolution of threat intelligence and where this industry stands today.
In this episode, host Paul Roberts chats with independent security researcher and ethical hacker Sam Curry about his own experience being hacked via the Internet of Things, and how it led to a shocking discovery regarding modem security. More broadly, the conversation touches on how APIs can leave consumers vulnerable, the increasing popularity of IoT attacks, and how to mitigate such risks.
In this episode, host Paul Roberts chats with Beau Woods, Founder & CEO of Stratigos Security, about the history of the software bill of materials (SBOM) – from its beginnings, to its modern-day use, to efforts underway to adapt it for the future.
In this episode for ConversingLabs, Tarah Wheeler, CEO of Red Queen Dynamics, discusses the SEC’s prosecution of SolarWinds, and what new disclosure rules mean for the cybersecurity industry at-large.
In this episode, host Paul Roberts chats with Daniel Adamitis, a Principal Information Security Engineer at Lumen Technologies' Black Lotus Labs about Volt Typhoon’s exploitation of SOHO routers.
In this episode, host Paul Roberts chats with Dr. Kevin Fu of the Archimedes Center at Northeastern University, about the new federal standards for the cybersecurity of medical devices, which includes the use of software bills of materials (SBOMs).
In this episode, host Paul Roberts chats with Ali Khan, Field CISO at ReversingLabs, about the recent takedown of the LockBit ransomware group, which is considered to be one of the most prolific cybercrime groups globally.
Software supply chain attacks are an increasingly popular tool for malicious actors. And the rapid embrace of AI and machine learning (ML) tools is introducing new supply chain risks. Here's what your organization needs to know.
Learn more about how ReversingLabs can help your company reduce attack surface risks with deep software and file threat analysis to speed release and response.
