Security Startup Cryptonite Makes Networks ‘Invisible’ to Attackers
Soon-to-be-announced partners include “major players” in mobile networking and next-gen firewalls.
News - Vulnerabilities
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Google and Friends Launch Grafeas, Kritis to Track, Secure Containers
Projects are the latest attempts by vendors to ease container management. -
Container Security is a Multifaceted Task as Enterprise Use Grows
Containers are not inherently unsecure, but they are often deployed in an unsecure manner. -
Microsoft President Calls for a Digital Geneva Convention
As nation-states attack civilians, someone needs to draw the line, Brad Smith says. -
9 Security Startups Worth Watching In 2017
Legacy security products are not keeping up. -
CoreOS Adds Some Security Automation to Kubernetes
Cleaning up after future Dirty COWs. -
Kenna Security Raises $15M in Series B
Some of its customers include TransUnion, Starbucks, Hanes, and Hilton. -
SourceClear Adds Atlassian Stack to Its Open Source Security Platform
Security vulnerabilities can't hold back developers working on open source code. -
Cisco Confirms Two of the 'Shadow Brokers' Firewall Exploits
One got fixed in 2011, however. -
SDN Security Researchers State Their Case at Black Hat
Time to get serious, researchers say at Black Hat. -
Black Duck Opens a Research Center for Open Source Security
Black Duck's technology scans a software repository, checking for license-compliance issues and known vulnerabilities. -
Juniper Finds Another Security Flaw
It's not as bad as the Netscreen back door thing. -
ONF to Release Guidelines for Deploying Secure SDN Controllers
Guidelines will be released in June. -
A Couple of Squares Help Advance Docker Security
Docker Security Scanning, from the guys who created Docker Content Trust. -
In Open Source Software, Security Still Needs Attention
Developers trust open source a little too much, researchers say. -
OpenSSH Has Had a Security Hole Since 2010
A hole in OpenSSH roaming has been out there since 2010. -
Fortinet's 2014 Security Hole Gets Rediscovered
On the heels of Juniper's firewall incident, programmers spot a hole in FortiOS.
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Juniper Pledges to Remove a Weak Link From ScreenOS Security
The ScreenOS back door is closed, Juniper says, but a potential vulnerability is only now being removed. -
Twistlock Launches Its Container Security Suite
A container that watches other containers for vulnerabilities. -
More Sites Turn Up With Cisco Router Malware
SYNful Knock has been found at 199 IP addresses so far. -
Big Switch & Cumulus Play Hot Potato on Bare Metal Security
Who owns ONIE security? -
SDxCentral Weekly News Roundup — May 15, 2015
Giddy up, news! It's time for the SDxCentral roundup! -
Cisco to End Users: Patch Your Systems
The Heartbleed vulnerability remains rampant, and that's just part of the bad news from Cisco's latest security report. -
Open Source Security Lessons From OpenDaylight's Netdump
Security is tough all over, especially for an open source project, as engineer David Jorm explained in a debriefing on the OpenDaylight vulnerability patched in December.