As with traditional wired networks and security, WiFi security is also essential to the organization’s setup as it safeguards sensitive data and protects unauthorized access in most critical wireless networks. Hence, it is necessary to perform comprehensive risk assessments and various other pertinent checks concerning the available standards, make note of multiple threats, and amicably address them.

DISA STIG security guidelines are important, as they help ensure that your software is secure. Here, we explain what is DISA STIG, how to implement them, and STIG security. Read along or jump ahead to the section that interests you the most.

Today, an extensive range of websites and web applications significantly impact our daily lives and businesses. From online shopping and banking to social networks and news portals, they have become essential tools for communication, entertainment, and productivity. They streamline tasks like paying bills, booking travel, collaborating with colleagues, and even ordering groceries.

You've probably heard the expression "data is the new oil." Well, data today is fueling an increasing number of businesses. Personalized customer experiences, automated marketing messaging, and science-driven insights all depend on the quality and volume of your information. Companies are eager to gather data, and understandably so. Legislators, on the other hand, are keen to protect the privacy and safety of individuals.

API management and API security are like two sides of a coin, intrinsically part of a greater whole. That is why the recent KuppingerCole report, “Leadership Compass: API Security and Management,” is particularly useful for organizations seeking to develop or update their API strategies. With the report’s comprehensive view of both API management and security, it offers an invaluable resource for understanding their interplay.

In the modern IT stack, API gateways act as the first line of defense against attacks on backend services by enforcing authentication/authorization policies and validating and transforming requests. When backend services are protected with a token-based approach, client applications must obtain an access token to access the protected resource.

It’s no secret that the expectations for public sector digital services have changed significantly over the past few years; services need to be rolled out fast to ensure usable and secure software that can help agencies deliver on their mission. These expectations can be met by combining DevSecOps with codeless automated software testing.

Continual is proud to announce that we are now SOC 2 Type 1 compliant and SOC 2 Type 2 in progress. This certification demonstrates our core commitment to your data security and privacy. We expect to make additional announcements around our security certification efforts over the coming months. Beyond third party attestations, Continual is built from the ground up for data security, privacy, and governance at enterprise scale.