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On Demand Webinar |

Key Takeaways From the Kaseya Software Supply Chain Attack

Speakers: Jeff Williams, David Lindner, Joe Coletta

July 29, 2021 @ 10 AM PDT | 1 PM EDT

MODERATOR:
Patrick Spencer, Ph.D., Editor in Chief, Inside AppSec Podcast

SPEAKERS:
Jeff Williams, CTO and Co-founder, Contrast Security
David Lindner, CISO, Contrast Security
Joe Coletta, Senior Product Marketing, Contrast OSS

2021 is shaping up to be the year of the software supply chain hack. SolarWinds, Microsoft Exchange, and other attacks accentuate the exponential reach the software supply chain offers to cyber criminals. The attack on Kaseya is the latest.

Understanding the different attack vectors in the software supply chain is a critical starting point. Join this moderated webinar to learn about the four application security dimensions in the software supply chain. Some of the topics that will be covered include:

  • An overview of how bad actors were able to hack the Kaseya application, compromise MSPs using the software, and install ransomware across more than 1,500 organizations
  • How the software supply chain poses a serious downstream risk
  • What security requirements organizations should mandate when utilizing third-party software
  • Recommendations on what organizations can do to avoid becoming victims to software supply chain attacks

 

 

 

On Demand Webinar

Contrast Security is the leader in modernized application security, embedding code analysis and attack prevention directly into software. Contrast’s patented deep security instrumentation completely disrupts traditional application security approaches with integrated, comprehensive security observability that delivers highly accurate assessment and continuous protection of an entire application portfolio. This eliminates the need for disruptive scanning, expensive infrastructure workloads, and specialized security experts. The Contrast Application Security Platform accelerates development cycles, improves efficiencies and cost, and enables rapid scale while protecting applications from known and unknown threats.