How to choose the right pentester for you
Eric
There are a variety of reasons your company might look to hire a penetration tester. For many companies, their first foray into penetration testing comes at the request of a…
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Kubernetes security best practices
Christian Meléndez
There’s no doubt that Kubernetes adoption has increased a lot since its first release. But, as Ian Coldwater said in his talk about abusing the Kubernetes defaults: Kubernetes is insecure…
Top 10 security traps to avoid when migrating from a monolith to microservices
Your team is thinking about migrating from a monolithic architecture to microservices. You’re intrigued. The promises of additional scalability and more predictable deployments sound nice. You’ve also been down this…
Sqreen recently blocked a major ATO attack against ourselves. Here’s how we did it
Émile-Hugo
At Sqreen, our mission is to make security transparent and accessible to everyone. Part of that mission includes sharing what we learn about security and what happens if we get…
7 tips for strengthening your security posture around GDPR
Michiel Mulders
Security is an ongoing effort. It’s worth assessing your security situation from time to time, and as GDPR fines have started to land, it’s a good time to review your…
Top 10 security best practices for MongoDB
Casey Dunham
The world is becoming increasingly aware of the massive amounts of data floating around the internet. Not surprisingly, many people have concerns about this. These concerns have led to a lot…
Security interview: David Scrobonia on making security practical at Segment
Josh
Recently, we sat down with David Scrobonia, Application Security Engineer at Segment, to discuss his approach to security and what he’s learned as far as security goes throughout his career.…
Your Company Was Just Breached. Now What?
So, your company has suffered a security breach, and your team didn’t have a data breach plan in place to handle it. That’s bad news, but take a deep breath.…
Introducing twofa – a Touch ID-aware 2FA client for macOS
Janis
Recently, I put some time aside to write a two-factor authentication app for macOS for personal use. A nice perk of working at Sqreen is what we call the “Sqreenity”…
Getting security to scale: learnings from modern app sec teams
Jb
Why are we writing this? In April, I visited the Bay Area from Paris for a week with some members of my team. While we were there, we sat down…