Every so often we see a security incident so major that it renders large portions of the internet critically vulnerable. We saw it with Heartbleed, EternalBlue, and more recently, Log4J. Also known as Log4Shell, this vulnerability in the Java logging tool Log4J 2 knocked the infosec community on its back as it struggled to fix thousands of affected applications. This session explores the origin and nature of the Log4J vulnerability, investigating how it happened, why it hit us so hard, and why some found it so difficult to fix. We also look into the lessons learned from the whole incident and how we might be able to apply these lessons to mitigate and avoid similar problems in the future.
What kinds of security mistakes did companies make when rushing to support remote work at the start of the pandemic, and what can we learn from them?
In this webinar, we will explore why file upload remains a major attack vector and how it is often not protected by traditional web application defenses.
In this webinar, learn how to bring your file collaboration to the next level through security, flexibility and centralization.
Why automation is the key to fast, secure and effective file transfers