Jeremiah Roe of Synack on how ‘inventory is a huge aspect’ of zero-trust framework
Synack speaks with CyberScoop at the Zero Trust Summit.
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How Oak Ridge National Lab DevSecOps team mobilized amid pandemic
Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s chief information security officer shares steps the research institute took to ensure security and integrity of its data.
DARPA invites hackers to break hardware to make it more secure
Software bug bounties are ubiquitous in the cybersecurity industry, but those focused on hardware are rarer.
California’s new labor law is going to impact bug bounty companies. By how much is unknown.
Uber and Lyft aren't the only companies wrestling with California's new labor law.
How to demonstrate trust in cybersecurity practices with organization leaders
A new report advises CISOs to measure their security investments and identify critical weaknesses by conducting continuous penetration testing.
Why bug bounty firms want to be penetration testing companies
The bug bounty workforce isn't a large one -- so bug bounty companies are pivoting to a different model.
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Tech companies offered free products to help secure the election. Now what?
It's becoming trendy for private companies to volunteer their services for the sake of election security. Will they help beyond 2018?
Spurred by security incidents, DOT goes looking for its software flaws
The Department of Transportation has recently completed a set of thorough security tests on software used in the Transportation secretary’s office, yielding surprising results about the software’s…
Here are all of the election security offerings from private companies
A lot of companies are offering to help protect election infrastructure. Here's a full list.
Synack offers free penetration testing for election systems ahead of 2018 midterms
Another private company is offering free services to campaigns and election officials ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.