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Delphix to Launch Continuous Ransomware Protection, DevOps Data Appliances
Delphix, the industry leader in DevOps test data management (TDM), today announced the launch of two new data appliances powered by Dell Technologies. Both appliances are fully engineered software solutions optimized for performance and reliability.
The Delphix CDP Appliance provides businesses with continuous data protection, multiple levels of ransomware detection, and the ability to automate instant recovery of multiple applications to a clean and data-consistent state. The Delphix DevOps Appliance provides the most advanced and secure TDM solution in the market, enabling customers to release software faster, safer, and at higher quality.
The Delphix CDP Appliance syncs data from enterprise applications in near-real time and creates a continuous, immutable data record, so applications can be recovered to any time, down to the second or a transaction boundary, for a near-zero recovery point objective (RPO). In contrast, traditional backups only protect data once a day, leaving the potential for a full day’s loss of critical business transactions.
In addition, the appliance enables the instant recovery of multiple applications using APIs for a near-zero recovery time objective (RTO). Business processes, like quote to cash, often create data dependencies and consistency challenges across applications. With this new appliance, businesses can quickly recover multiple applications to a data consistent state, even across multiple points in time, in order to determine a clean data state prior to a ransomware attack.
The Delphix CDP Appliance is built on a zero trust architecture. All data is immutable, and retained data snapshots and policies can be locked from tampering or deletion. In addition, the appliance is a fully contained, isolated recovery environment that can optionally include application and database servers.
Today, businesses need to balance both security and innovation. Many companies leave test data security and provisioning up to individual application teams and administrators, often in violation of privacy compliance and industry regulations. The Delphix DevOps Appliances automate sensitive data discovery, masking, and delivery to fully protect consumer data privacy…
Rajnath Singh to launch first-ever AI exhibition, to showcase 75 new AI-enabled defence products
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will launch India’s first-ever ‘Artificial Intelligence in Defence’ (AIDef) symposium and exhibition organised by the Department of Defence Production, Ministry of Defence on Monday, July 11 at Vigyan Bhawan in Delhi. The Artificial Intelligence in Defence (AIDef) symposium will feature an exhibition to showcase the cutting-edge AI-enabled solutions developed by the services, research organisations, Industry and start-ups and innovators and the launch of AI products for the market.
The Defence Secretary Ajay Kumar on Friday shared that it will be a major event with the intent to promote ‘Aatmanirbharta‘ initiative in Defence sector, where 75 newly-developed AI products and technologies, having applications in defence, will be launched, as part of the celebrations marking 75 years of Independence ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’. “Nature of modern warfare is changing and AI will play a significant role in warfare. These products are tested and soon to be deployed in the safety and security of the nation,” Kumar said.
Additionally, Kumar said that the products are in the domains of automation, unmanned, robotics systems, cyber security, human behaviour analysis, intelligent monitoring system, logistics and supply chain management, speech, voice analysis and Command, Control, Communication, Computer and Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) systems and operational data analytics. “Besides the 75 products being launched, another 100 are in various stages of development,” he added. Two top defence exporters one each from the public and private sector will be felicitated during the event.
Additional Secretary Sanjay Jaju said that defence exports have crossed the highest ever figure of ₹13,000 crore in Financial Year 2021-22, with 70 per cent contribution coming from…
DoD announces launch of a new bug bounty program
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Today, the Department of Defense (DoD) announced that the Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office (CDAO), the Directorate for Digital Services and the Department of Defense Cyber Crime Center (DC3) are launching the “Hack U.S” bug bounty program.
The program will offer financial rewards for ethical hackers and security researchers who can identify critical and high severity vulnerabilities in the scope of the DoD’s vulnerability disclosure program.
To encourage researchers to participate, the DoD will offer a total of $110,000 for vulnerability disclosures. Payouts range between $1,000 for critical severity reports, $500 for high severity reports, and $3,000 for those in additional special categories.
The DoD’s decision to launch a bug bounty not only comes as the DoD and HackerOne have concluded a 12-month pilot as part of the Defense Industrial Base Vulnerability Disclosure Program (DIB-VDP), but also as more organizations are recognizing the attack surface has expanded to the point where security teams simply can’t keep up.
Why bug bounties are picking up momentum
One of the key driving forces behind the growing interest in bug bounties is the high number of vulnerabilities present in modern enterprise environments.
Research suggests that the average organization has roughly 31,066 security vulnerabilities in its attack surface, a number that a small internal security team can’t mitigate alone, even if they have access to the latest vulnerability management or attack surface management tools.
Given the high number of vulnerabilities, it’s no surprise that 44% of organizations report that they lack confidence in their ability to address the risks introduced by the attack resistance gap.
Bug bounties provide an answer to this challenge, by providing security teams with access to support from an army of security researchers who can help provide support by identifying vulnerabilities, and recommending fixes.
“It…