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CISO Mantra on Data Sanitization

This is a fundamental principle of the data privacy jurisprudence that the organization cannot disclose personal information without having prior consent of the data subject unless it is required by law. Global data privacy laws imbibed this principl

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Gone are the days when Open Source software (OSS) was only being used in educational institutions like universities, research organizations etc. Today most organizations use open source for a variety of reasons such as accelerating time-to-Market, re

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Why do we need a CISO Handbook?

  • There is no single consolidated source of comprehensive and precise operational knowledge that a CISO would need.
  • CISOs need to browse through a sea of information to find what is relevant to them.
  • CISOs  feel the nee
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Writing not only functional but secure applications is not a new concept or idea that has taken the Industry by storm. However, many Government and Commercial Organizations are still not adhering to or requiring their Organizations to adopt, implemen

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Risk of Residual passwords

Our dependence on E-services has increased tremendously. All such services have the usernames and Passwords. This is main gateway for entry in to systems. Apart from that, transactional passwords. Even the password with secured and digital certified

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Static Application Security Testing (SAST)

SAST or Static Application Security Testing is the process of testing the source code, binary or byte code of an application. In SAST you do not need a running system.

 

Pros

• SAST can pin point the code where

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Magic, Hacking and Kevin Mitnick

Is there anything common to Magic and Hacking? Is there a hacker in a magician? Is there a magician in a hacker?

In my personal journey, I adopted Magic first and later got acquainted with Hacking when I met my co-founder and started working on a prod

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