ArmorCode provides an Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) platform that reduces risk through AI-powered solutions for application security, vulnerability management, and software supply chain security.

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ArmorCode Inc. | 9,078 followers on LinkedIn. Reduce Risk with AI-Powered ASPM | Agile DevOps, cloud, microservices, and open source have all dramatically accelerated application delivery and complexity. Today’s security teams depend on a collection of point products that each represent an overlapping piece of the puzzle and lead to siloed manual processes within security teams and across the organization. This leaves them struggling to gain the visibility, insight, and process scale they need to identify and protect their ever-changing and growing risk surface.

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Introducing: the talented winners of our 2024 #CyberMonth Coloring Contest 🎨 Please join us in congratulating Vidula (11) and Shivank (8) on their winning masterpieces! This year's contest was a close running with no shortage of amazingly creative submissions. Cheerful thanks and high-fives to each of the contestants, to their respective ArmorCoders, and to our social community for your votes! #coloringcontest #BeCyberSmart #cybersecurityforkids

Our friends at Pangea are hosting a great webinar on 𝗔𝗜 𝗔𝗽𝗽𝘀: 𝗦𝗲𝗰𝘂𝗿𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗰𝗲𝗿𝗻𝘀 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗘𝗻𝗴𝗶𝗻𝗲𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗧𝗿𝗲𝗻𝗱𝘀 led by Julie Tsai and Sourabh Satish , and security professionals from all around are cordially invited to join. Register here to capture the community discussion and learning: https://lnkd.in/gqbEfwYv David Hahn Ballistic Ventures LingRaj Patil Karthik Swarnam

CISOs face a tough balancing act — making the most of their cybersecurity budgets while managing evolving risks. Here's an article I've written for TechRadar that explores strategies for maximizing ROI on cybersecurity investments, from adopting an integrated security approach to leveraging automation for operational efficiency. Prioritizing the highest risks, improving communication with the board, and aligning security with business goals are three touchstones I cover here that are vital for effective cyber management, as we assess our soft spots as an industry and look at tomorrow's challenges. #Cybersecurity #SecurityROI #cyberresilience

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A couple sweet snaps from Lightspeed and Fortune celebrating our recent #Cyber60 win from the #NYSE floor! (What can we say, we always find the big screens in NYC 😉) Team ArmorCode is honored and thankful to have been recognized (twice!!) in the Cyber 60 lineup of top venture-backed cybersecurity companies. 🚀

Building on Caleb Sima 's insights, it looks that most AI vulnerabilities stem from traditional security shortcomings, and only a small % are related to AI-specific threats. In my book 'GenAI Supply Chain Security,' I emphasize securing AI at every stage of the SDLC and through routine software development practices. Key areas are separated into 2 main groups: 1) Traditional vulnerabilities: Inadequate access control, misconfigured cloud services and unsecured APIs. 2) GenAI-specific attack surfaces: Tampering with data augmentation, exploiting reward functions, model registry attacks, manipulation of data cleansing algorithms, feedback poisoning, etc. The book explores five critical GenAI lifecycle attack surfaces: 1) Training Pipelines: Preprocessing pipeline manipulation and distributed training weaknesses. 2) Model Transfer and Updates: Model distribution risks and model registry attacks. 3) Integration Points: API weaknesses, input sanitization issues and external system integrations. 4) Model Serving Infrastructure: Container security, orchestration vulnerabilities and load balancing weaknesses. 5) Feedback Loops and Continuous Learning: Feedback poisoning, reinforcement learning attacks and concept drift exploitation. The intention for the book - 'GenAI Supply Chain Security' is to provide actionable strategies for securing AI systems, bridging traditional security practices with AI-specific defenses. I am looking for feedback on this approach, so the book will be useful as much as possible.

MARIA N. SCHWENGER

The new year is around the corner. Inform your 2025 with the latest Hype Cycle for Application Security to get insights into #ASPM and many other trends and drivers for the future of AppSec. 🧠 Download a complimentary copy before it's gone! Link in the comments ⬇️ #HypeCycle #applicationsecurity

Security teams are more resilient and future-proofed for change when governance and guardrails are kept separate from underlying security & dev tools. The power of independence governance is in the ability to meet the needs of different collaborators and stakeholders while ensuring everyone gets the same visibility and insights consistently, regardless of what technologies are introduced, removed, or changed. Enabling your AppSec outfit to support leadership and developers at scale while maintaining best-of-breed tooling and avoiding scanner bias is the way of tomorrow's high-impact software security programs. Just ask any of the organizations we serve! 😉 #governanceandguardrails #bestofbreedtools #securityatscale

Team ArmorCode working hard at #GPSEC Philadelphia. Thanks to all who are attending this awesome cybersecurity forum and to GuidePoint Security for hosting a great event! Kerrinjeet (KJ) Gambhir Divya Valmiki Jonathan Goldheim Aakash Mehta

Developer buy-in before 🌑 and after ☀️ introducing #ASPM . A snippet from #LTAPod #75 with special guest Vivek Venkatachalam . Watch link in the comments 🔽 #developerrelations #devandsecurity

Open-Source LLM Vulnerability Scanners There is lot of excitement about the potential for LLM's and GenAI to improve cyber, including vulnerability scanning. This is an interesting first of its kind report looking at Open Source LLM's and their effectiveness related to various attack categories and vulnerability scanning. - It looks at four tools: PyRIT, Giskard, Garak and CyberSecEval - Utilizing hundreds or thousands of prompts across various attack types such as Jailbreaks, Code Generation, Context and Continuation and more - Uses red-teaming processes to simulate adversarial attacks and potential LLM vulnerabilities - Provides recommendations for matching red-team scanners to organizational needs and use cases It will be really interesting to watch both the tools and their use evolve, as well as the unique ways to exploit GenAI and LLM's embedded in nearly all software and products as we move forward. #ciso #cyber #ai

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