Wiz CTO speaks out amid confusion over Snowflake-GitHub Copilot flaw
Did Wiz spot an AI-written bug? Maybe not, but it did catch a five-day-old flaw
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What is AI insurance?In-depth The introduction of any new technology brings new risks, and AI's rapid expansion into the workplace is no exception. In response, a distinct category of insurance coverage has emerged
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The CISO now owns physical security. Here’s what that means for the channelIndustry Insights Physical security budgets have moved to CISOs, and partners must adapt to this important shift
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'The goal for this year will be to automate all security processes': Google Cloud is betting on Wiz to usher in a new era of AI securityNews Wiz wants to deploy its agents for continuous penetration testing, and in Google it’s found a parent company that can achieve this vision at scale
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Microsoft patches six zero-days targeting Windows, Word, and more – here’s what you need to knowNews Patch Tuesday update targets large number of vulnerabilities already being used by attackers
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An AWS CodeBuild vulnerability could’ve caused supply chain chaos – luckily a fix was applied before disaster struckNews A single misconfiguration could have allowed attackers to inject malicious code to launch a platform-wide compromise
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Shai-Hulud malware is back with a vengeance and has hit more than 19,000 GitHub repositories so far — here's what developers need to knowNews The malware has compromised more than 700 widely-used npm packages, and is spreading fast
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GitHub is awash with leaked AI company secrets – API keys, tokens, and credentials were all found out in the openNews Wiz research suggests AI leaders need to clean up their act when it comes to secrets leaking
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Organizations urged to act fast after GitHub Action supply chain attackNews More than 20,000 organizations may be at risk following a supply chain attack affecting tj-actions/changed-files GitHub Action.
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Nearly a million devices were infected in a huge GitHub malvertising campaignNews Microsoft has alerted users to a malvertising campaign leveraging GitHub to infect nearly 1 million devices around the world.
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'GitVenom' campaign uses dodgy GitHub repositories to spread malwareNews Security researchers have issued an alert over a campaign using GitHub repositories to distribute malware, with users lured in by fake projects.
