In this episode, Matt explains what the newest version of the Exploit Prediction Scoring System (EPSS) is, and how it compares to the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) when it comes to minimizing alert fatigue — and prioritizing the highest-risk vulnerabilities.
In this week’s episode, we’re celebrating ReversingGlass’s first trip around the sun! In honor of the show’s birthday, Matt is looking for feedback and ideas from viewers on what kinds of episodes he should make for ReversingGlass’s second year. If there’s a topic you want Matt to do a glassboard on, please email him at matthew.rose@reversinglabs.com.
In this episode, Matt compares his recent move into his new home to software production, making a strong point that no matter how great your team and efforts are, mistakes are still inevitable in the build and release process.
In this episode of ReversingGlass, Matt makes the essential point that trust in your software supply chain is all or nothing. He explains that trusting anything less than 100% of the components in your software package will set your organization up for major risk. This is why trust in software supply chains needs to be complete, so that the risk of a software supply chain attack to your organization can be minimized.
In this episode, Matt explains why organizations need to strengthen their software supply chain security efforts immediately, given the increase in both the speed and complexity of development environments.
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In this episode of ReversingGlass, Matt explains the key differences behind two major threats to software supply chains: vulnerabilities and malware. He demonstrates how vulnerabilities are unintentional risks, while malware is an intentionally nefarious action.
In this episode of ReversingGlass, Matt tailors to all of the book worms out there by sharing some of his favorite authors and stories. But that’s not all of course… He also shares the cybersecurity and app sec authors that will be presenting at Black Hat USA Booth #3034. Plus: Attendees who register in advance will get a free, signed copy of the author’s book. Save your spot now.
In this episode of ReversingGlass, Matt explains how trust is foundational to software supply chain security. Software producers and consumers alike need to continually question whether or not the software they are making or buying is trustworthy.
In this episode, Matt gives an overview of what ReversingLabs has in store for the 26th Black Hat USA Conference at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. Be sure to visit ReversingLabs at booth 3034 to learn about our cutting-edge solutions, plus pick up some neat swag!
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.
