August 2024 OX Security Newsletter: RBAC, Transitive Vulnerabilities, and the Latest AppSec Insights!
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Welcome to the August 2024 edition of the OX Security newsletter, your source for AppSec insights, news & events. This month, we highlight feature updates, noteworthy content, upcoming events, and more!
What’s New in the Product
Featured Research
OX researchers Eyal Paz and Liad Cohen presented Will We Survive The Transitive Vulnerability Locusts at Black Hat USA 2024. Read the summary report to learn how to quantify and manage the often-overlooked risks associated with transitive dependencies in software.?
We are excited to share OX Security’s latest findings in the first annual OSC&R report, ?"OSC&R in the Wild: A New Look at the Most Common Software Supply Chain Exposures." Based on detailed analysis of over 100 million security alerts, this report provides critical insights into the state of software supply chain security. Our researchers, in collaboration with the OSC&R community, uncovered some startling statistics, including that 95% of organizations have at least one severe security risk within their software supply chain.?
Download the full report for free here.
In the News
OX’s own Eyal Paz , VP of Research, and Liad Cohen , Data Scientist, are featured in Dark Reading’s News Desk, live from Las Vegas.
领英推荐
Boaz Barzel , OX’s Director of Enablement, talks with Cyber Risk Alliance’s Mandy Logan about how to increase your AppSec maturity with the OSC&R framework.
An overview of OX’s OSC&R report was picked up by none other than DevOps.com. Check out the highlighted coverage.
Fast Company —?The CrowdStrike outage should make us rethink the resiliency of our tech infrastructure. It probably won’t
Neatsun Ziv , OX’s CEO and Co-founder, was included in Fast Company’s assessment of the industry-rocking Crowdstrike incident in July.
Events
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