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AWS re:Invent 2024 brought an avalanche of announcements, with over 500 updates since November. Let’s spotlight the most impactful ones for security teams, from Resource Control Policies to centrally managed root access.
With Snyk’s approach and Snyk AppRisk, implementing risk-based prioritization is easy. Here’s how Snyk’s developer-first, holistic approach works.
Discover the details of the Ultralytics AI supply chain attack, a sophisticated two-phase breach targeting PyPI releases and GitHub Actions with cryptocurrency mining malware. Learn how to detect exposure, secure your projects, and protect against future vulnerabilities using tools like Snyk.
Learn about how Wiz helps organizations operationalize vulnerability remediation with true code-to-cloud visibility
Dive into Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerabilities in Go applications and explore mitigation techniques. Learn how to secure your Go code and leverage tools like Snyk Code for proactive security.
Chainguard has migrated its serving platform from Kubernetes to Cloud Run. Take a peek at how we did it, and how it makes Chainguard a more secure place.
A supply chain attack on Ultralytics exploited GitHub Actions to inject malicious PyPI packages. Discover how it unfolded and the steps to mitigate the risk.
See what’s new with Wiz at Re:Invent 2024 and learn about how Wiz and AWS continue to strengthen their strategic partnership, keeping AWS customers’ environments secure
Wiz is excited to announce the addition of Wiz Code into our Wiz for Gov offering, enabling organizations to visualize attack paths from cloud-to-code and bring guardrails into the software development lifecycle.
Snyk now includes license information in its generated SBOMs, giving developers a clearer picture of their application’s components and associated license risks and simplifying compliance and security efforts. This new feature streamlines SBOM creation and empowers developers to make informed decisions.
A new approach to detect and respond to cloud-native threats