How to Take the Guesswork Out of Application Security
A new application can provide a pathway to innovation. It also can provide a doorway for malicious actors. Here’s how to protect your agency.
A new application can provide a pathway to innovation. It also can provide a doorway for malicious actors. Here’s how to protect your agency.
Fortunately, the right mix of strategies and tools can keep agencies safe from resilience-damaging security incidents.
How can you establish a scalable and secure method for containerized application delivery? Increasingly, organizations are taking two approaches.
When it comes to application security, network administrators need to think differently about web applications.
While there are a number of approaches to solve application and data security challenges, runtime application self-protection, or RASP, is a particularly compelling approach.
As software applications transform government, they also expand its potential attack surface and increase the potential for fraud and abuse, particularly phishing attacks.
There are four main stages of software evolution – development, testing, deployment and monitoring. To ensure every application at your agency is secure, you must ingrain security in each cycle of development, no matter what process management approach your agency uses to create applications.
Rather than ripping and replacing legacy systems, agencies are increasingly creating software applications to modernize their services.