Shifting Security Right: Know What Web Apps You Own - ERP Spain.com - España y América Latina

It’s more common than you think that organizations and brands have more web apps than they realize. In fact, Veracode customers often find roughly 30 per cent more applications than they knew about. With one project Veracode worked on for a high street bank in the UK, they discovered 1,800 websites that had yet to be logged. There are a number of reasons unknown or unlogged web applications continue to live in your portfolio. For example, through M&A activity, more than just a company or brand is acquired – you also acquire their web assets. Further, the digital landscape is decorated with marketing promotional sites meant to attract attention. And the very thing meant to draw attention to your brand and boost your bottom line is the same target attackers go after to infiltrate your organization. Join this session to learn how to uncover unknown web applications in your portfolio to ensure their security from cyberattackers. About the speaker: Bipin Mistry is Director of Product Management for WAS product line. Prior to joining CA/Veracode he was VP Product Management for NEC/Netcracker in their SDN/NFV and Security business unit. At NEC/Netcracker Bipin’s primary focus is to develop solutions and architectures specifically mapped to NFV/SDN and Orchestration. He has over 28 years expertise in Security, Software Architectures, Mobile and Core Networking Technologies, Product Management, Marketing, Engineering and Sales. Prior to joining NEC/Netcracker Bipin was VP President of Product Management for a security startup in the field of DDoS analysis and mitigation. Bipin has also held architectural and management roles at both Juniper Networks (Chief Mobile Architect) and Cisco Systems (Sr. Director of SP Architecture). Bipin lives Shrewsbury MA with his wife and 2 children. In his spare time, Bipin is a keen runner and is currently attempting to learn Spanish. This session is part of Veracode's "Your AppSec Game Plan" Summit.