Launching a Vulnerability Management Program
Launching a vulnerability management program requires a few methodical steps When President Biden’s executive order shone a light on the need to modernize and strengthen cybersecurity at the federal level, that arguably lit a fire under private sector organizations to execute a vulnerability management program. No one denies the importance ... Read More
Rezilion Vulnerability Scanner Benchmark Report Finds Top Scanners Only 73% Accurate
BE’ER SHEVA, Israel, (October 26) — Rezilion, an automated vulnerability management platform accelerating software security, announced today the release of the company’s Vulnerability Benchmark Report, which provides visibility into the inaccuracies and noise that are created by the market’s most popular commercial and open-source scanning technologies. “Every day there are ... Read More
SBOMs Enhance Software Supply Chain Security
The software supply chain has been in the news of late, and not for good reasons. Security incidents that have made headlines and led to costly damages have brought a lot of attention to this area. Perhaps the most noteworthy recent example of a vulnerability in the supply chain was ... Read More
How to Improve Vulnerability Management in the SDLC
Organizations are facing significant challenges with vulnerabilities throughout the software development lifecycle (SDLC). Many still spend a lot of time to detect and prioritize one vulnerability in both development and production, indicating there is room for improvement in vulnerability management, according to a new survey from Ponemon Institute on behalf ... Read More
Common Goals are Essential for Successful DevSecOps
At the heart of having a successful vulnerability management program is alignment between development, security, and operations teams (dubbed DevSecOps) in being able to achieve both innovation and security when delivering products—the ultimate end game. This requires having a common set of goals. Without them, or if teams don’t communication ... Read More
Vulnerability Management Is Broken. Here’s How to Fix it
For many organizations, the process of managing software vulnerabilities is not working, and it’s failing to enable security teams to address the software flaws that can lead to major security attacks. A new study by independent research and education firm Ponemon Institute, based on a survey of 634 IT and ... Read More
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Is it Time to Update Your Software?
It’s that time of year again—Cybersecurity Awareness Month—when organizations around the country are reminded about what they should and should not be doing to better protect their data, applications and other IT resources against the latest attacks. In truth, no one should need a reminder of the need to provide ... Read More
Report Finds More Organizations Are Creating SBOMs
The idea of creating SBOMs (Software Bills of Materials) is catching on with organizations, according to a new survey from Ponemon Institute and Rezilion. But generating an SBOM in and of itself does not guarantee success. Organizations need to move toward Dynamic SBOMs that use automated features in order to ... Read More
Vulnerability Prioritization is Critical for Tackling a Growing Software Attack Surface
Security leaders are highly concerned about a growing software attack surface, yet few feel confident in their ability to see it and manage it, according to a new survey from Ponemon Institute and sponsored by Rezilion. Most of the leaders agree that eliminating complexity in the software attack surface and ... Read More
The Time is Now to Eliminate Vulnerability Backlogs
There are three things in life you can count on: death, taxes, and vulnerability backlogs. Eliminating them has become a major thorn in the side of DevSecOps professionals because it’s not always clear which ones need to be addressed and how quickly. That’s the key: being able to assess, prioritize, ... Read More



