All Research Sponsored By:Contrast Security
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5 ways Contrast Security ADR closes the App and APIs gap in EDR, NDR and XDR tools
Contrast Security's Application Detection and Response (ADR) solution provides deep visibility into the application layer, enabling security teams to detect and respond to otherwise invisible attacks. Learn how ADR can close the cybersecurity gap in EDR, NDR, and XDR tools. Read the article to learn more.
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Award Finalist: Contrast Security Application Detection and Response
Contrast Security's Application Detection and Response (ADR) solution was named a finalist for the 2024 SC Awards Best Application Security category. Learn how this innovative product is disrupting traditional application security and empowering organizations to stop attacks on applications and APIs in production. Read the full story.
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Anatomy of an attack
This white paper examines the limitations of existing security approaches like WAFs and EDR, and how Contrast's Application Detection and Response (ADR) technology provides deeper application visibility and context-aware threat detection. Learn how ADR can protect against sophisticated attacks like Log4Shell. Read the full white paper.
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September attack data: Spotlight on path traversal, one of the gnarliest application attack types
Path traversal is a serious web vulnerability that can lead to data breaches and remote code execution. Learn how Contrast Application Detection and Response can help you detect, analyze, and respond to path traversal attempts. Read the full blog post to discover more.
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Bringing the application layer into cybersecurity monitoring and response
The application layer is a major cybersecurity risk, yet it is largely invisible to traditional security tools. Application Detection and Response (ADR) provides visibility into the application layer, enabling faster incident response and reduced attacker dwell time. Read the blog to learn how ADR can address this critical security gap.
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August attack data: A look beyond the numbers
Learn about the top application attacks detected and blocked by Contrast ADR, including XSS, method tampering, path traversal, and JNDI injection. Discover insights on why traditional security tools struggle to stop these sophisticated attacks and how ADR provides comprehensive, real-time protection. Read the full article to learn more.
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Understanding ADR’s detection and response layers
Explore how detection and response work together to maintain a strong cybersecurity posture, like airport security. Learn how Application Detection and Response (ADR) offers a solution to mitigate threats for software in production. Read more about ADR.
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Why application detection and response is sparking excitement in cybersecurity
The rise of application detection and response (ADR) is sparking excitement in the cybersecurity industry, as it addresses a critical gap in threat detection and response. Learn why ADR is an exciting new addition to the cybersecurity landscape by reading the full article.
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Contrast Application Detection and Response (ADR)
Contrast Application Detection and Response (ADR) provides continuous application visibility to monitor and protect in real time. It fills a critical gap in traditional security strategies, enabling comprehensive protection of your application portfolio. Learn more about how Contrast ADR can strengthen your security operations.
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Application Detection and Response (ADR): Helping SecOps teams address NIST CSF
This infographic explores how Application Detection and Response (ADR) can help security operations centers (SOCs) address the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, extending visibility into the application and API layer to identify and mitigate threats. Read the full infographic to learn more.
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Contrast Security Discovers Netflix OSS Genie bug that can lead to RCE During file Upload
Vulnerabilities gone undetected are arguably the most dangerous threat to any organization. Contrast Assess aims to be at the forefront of the discovery process, continuously detecting and prioritizing vulnerabilities to guide dev teams on how to eliminate risks. Read this blog for a walkthrough of how they discovered an open-source system bug.
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What you need to know about Application Security Observability
As the network perimeter extends everywhere users are, security must move with it and be in place at the point of access. Download this infographic to learn 16 key things about observability and how it can help secure remote access and build user trust.
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Voice of the Customer for Application Security Testing
Application security testing tools help analyze apps for vulnerabilities. This Gartner Peer Insights report provides real-user ratings and insights to aid your buying decision. Read the full report for a comprehensive view of the application security testing market.
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Application security: Five principles for ‘Shifting smart’
Optimize your application security testing by shifting smart, not just left. Learn five principles to secure your apps, including hardening your software stack and testing what matters most. Download this e-book to improve your application security strategy.
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The Case for Application Detection and Response (ADR)
This white paper explores the need for Application Detection and Response (ADR) to provide continuous protection and real-time visibility into application and API security. Learn how ADR can enhance your organization's security posture and fill the critical gaps left by traditional security measures. Read the full eBook.
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Quickly Scale Anomaly Detection Across Applications Hosted In Your AWS Environment
Securing applications and APIs in the cloud is critical for financial services institutions undergoing digital transformation. Dig into this overview to learn how to extend AWS's security to the application layer.
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AppSec Solution Guide for Complying with New NIST SP 800-53 IAST and RASP Requirements
The new NIST Cybersecurity Framework now requires interactive application security testing (IAST) and runtime application self-protection (RASP) to improve DevSecOps efficiency and reduce security risks. Learn how these technologies can help your organization comply with the latest NIST guidelines in this detailed white paper.
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The Devsecops Guide To Managing Open-Source Risk
As open-source software adoption grows, so do associated risks. This e-book examines how to establish visibility, manage policies, automate controls, and prioritize remediations to securely leverage open source without impacting DevOps. Read the full e-book to learn more.
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Illuminate Your Application Security
As the threat landscape evolves, security must move with the network perimeter. This product overview reveals how Contrast Security's Security Observability solution provides real-time insights to help you secure applications, prioritize vulnerabilities, and respond to incidents more efficiently. Read the full overview to learn more.
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WAF and RASP: Raising the bar for application protection
Explore how combining Web Application Firewall (WAF) and Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP) can provide comprehensive security against known and unknown vulnerabilities. Learn how RASP's runtime monitoring offers deeper protection than WAFs alone. Read the full e-book to learn more.
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The Value of Runtime Application with Self-Protection
Traditional application security solutions lack visibility into runtime vulnerabilities, leading to ineffective threat detection and high false positives. Contrast Protect runtime application self-protection (RASP) provides accurate, embedded protection that reduces operational burden on security teams. Read the solution brief to learn more.
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5 must-know facts about protecting production applications
5 must-know facts about protecting production apps with Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP) technology. RASP delivers lower costs, higher accuracy, and seamless protection for cloud and DevOps environments. Read the full product overview to learn more.
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Revolutionizing DAST with IAST: A New Era in Application Security
While dynamic application security testing (DAST) has been a go-to AppSec testing technique for decades, it is not without its drawbacks. This is where interactive application security testing (IAST) comes into play, building off of DAST, but analyzing apps from the inside out, rather than from the outside in. Read this white paper to learn more.
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IDC TechBrief: Interactive Application Security Testing
With modern application development operating at break-neck speeds, DevOps teams pressured by deadlines are often forced to compromise security for efficiency’s sake. This white paper examines the benefits of using interactive application security testing to mitigate the security risk and complexities of using DevSecOps. Read on to learn more.
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HOW TO KEEP UP WITH THE RAPIDLY EXPANDING SCOPE OF THE OWASP TOP TEN
The newest addition to the OWASP Top Ten was recently published to help organizations assess their application security efforts – but false positives could lead to unnecessary stress. Download now to learn how Contrast’s observability platforms is designed to keep up with the rapidly expanding scope of the OWASP Top Ten.