By Role: Security Engineering / DevSecOps

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Network Vulnerability Scanner: How to Choose and Use One
Features, popular tools, and how to get more from your scan results.

Graphic reading “Brinqa Alternative: Turning Exposure Insight Into Action” beside a network of exposure data flowing into a security task to implement a patch.

Brinqa Alternative: Turning Exposure Insight Into Action
A trusted risk picture is only step one. Here’s what to look for in a Brinqa alternative.

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How to Implement a CTEM (Continuous Threat Exposure Management) Program
Learn how to implement CTEM.

Graphic reading “AI in Application Security: Threat, Defender, and Target” beside a code window connected to icons representing AI as a threat, defensive tool, and attack target.

AI in Application Security: Threat, Defender, and Target
The three roles AI now plays in AppSec, and how to stay ahead of each.

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How to Implement Application Security Posture Management Tools: A Practical Rollout Plan
The 5-phase plan to roll out application security posture management tools.

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Webinars
Built to Fail? Why AI for DIY Vulnerability Solutions Fall Short
Can you DIY vulnerability management with AI?

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From External Exposure to Closed Risk: Seemplicity + IONIX
How the Seemplicity + IONIX integration turns validated external exposures into closed risk.

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Cloud Security Posture Management on AWS
Cloud security posture management on AWS: how it works and how to get findings fixed.

Graphic reading “Vulnerability Scans: What They Find and What They Miss” beside a magnifying glass examining scan results, with missing context labeled “owner,” “fix,” and “exploitability.”

Vulnerability Scans: What They Find and What They Miss
How vulnerability scans work, and the gaps they leave behind.