Just because you work in a security operations center (SOC) doesn’t mean you have to waste your time chasing dragons. And by “dragons,” we mean the traditional SOC’s difficulty identifying cyberattacks that originate in the black box of the application layer. The post How Contrast ADR Speeds up SOC Incident Response Time| SOC Challenges From…
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ADR Report | Application Detection and Response Trends | Contrast Labs
In a startling finding, Contrast Security Application Detection and Response stopped tens of thousands of attacks that made it past perimeter defenses on a single application in mid-January 2025. The post ADR Report | Application Detection and Response Trends | Contrast Labs appeared first on Security Boulevard.
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Unsafe Deserialization Attacks Surge | December Attack Data | Contrast Security
Attacks on individual applications were down month to month in December 2024, but one of the most dangerous types of attacks was up significantly. That’s according to data Contrast Security publishes monthly about the detection and response of real-world application and application programming interface (API) attacks with Application Detection and Response (ADR). What you’re about…
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Log4Shell Vulnerability | Why it Still Exists and How to Protect Yourself | Contrast Security
Three years ago, Log4Shell was the worst holiday gift ever for security teams, particularly given that it was wrapped in a CISA order to patch by Christmas Eve. The post Log4Shell Vulnerability | Why it Still Exists and How to Protect Yourself | Contrast Security appeared first on Security Boulevard.