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Following Biden's Executive Order 14028, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NISA) published the minimum recommendations for verification of code by developers. Mayhem can help both security engineers and developers validate many of these techniques.

At Black Hat USA 2021, two researchers presented how they used their own fuzzer designed for hypervisors to find a critical vulnerability in Microsoft Azure.

What are the defenses that we have against the software vulnerabilities?

In July, ForAllSecure announced the newest addition to our product portfolio, Mayhem for API. Up and running in just five minutes, Mayhem for API is an easy-to-use API testing solution that maintains an organization’s velocity by combining API performance, reliability and security results through continuous testing practices.

The new Director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), Jen Easterly, opened Day 2 of Black Hat USA 2021 with a remote presentation on Hacking the Cybersecurity Puzzle.

It is important to understand that there is no 100% in security. Frankly, it is impossible to secure everything all the time. So more often than not, we're putting obstacles in front of an adversary, so they go somewhere else. That's not defeatist; that's reality.

Matt Tait opened Day 1 of Black Hat USA 2021 with a remote keynote presentation on supply chain compromises entitled “Supply Chain Infections and the Future of Contactless Deliveries.”

In it's first-ever hybrid conference, Black Hat USA 2021 opened last week with Black Hat and DEF CON founder Jeff Moss challenging the audience to think about immunizing against malware not just their own systems, but other systems as well.

We haven’t seen many attacks on our smart cars. That’s perhaps because of a dedicated group of hackers who are working to improve automotive security.