Keith M.

To maintain compliance and protect #nationalsecurity, the Department of Defense is issuing vendor requirements for software applications. As part of the broader DOD #acquisition strategy, this initiative is designed to streamline the authority to operate process for commercial software tools. The goal is to enable public-private partnerships to drive #innovation and mission success more quickly and effectively. As acquisition requirements continue to evolve, private sector collaboration will be essential to the DOD’s progress toward more efficient, modernized services. As an approved DOD contractor and a leading global technology distributor and aggregator, Ingram Micro understands the government’s priority to partner with companies that prioritize security, ethical operations, compliance, and innovative technology solutions to drive mission success. https://lnkd.in/eG93M9An

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The release of OWASP Top 10: 2025 is a reminder that application-security risks continue to evolve—and so must our defense strategies. I’m pleased to see how the 2025 list reflects the complex realities facing federal agencies: from broken access control (A01) and misconfigurations (A02) to software‐supply-chain failures (A03) and the newly added category of mishandling exceptional conditions (A10). At #VectraAI, our mission aligns directly with helping agencies and enterprises get ahead of these risks. For example: When it comes to Broken Access Control (A01) and Authentication Failures (A07), our AI-driven platform delivers continuous visibility into identity, host and service behavior—enabling detection of unauthorized privilege escalation or lateral movement across the hybrid cloud/identity/endpoint network. With Security Misconfiguration (A02) and Software/ Data Integrity Failures (A08), Vectra’s Attack Signal Intelligence® correlates anomalous behaviours across network, cloud, SaaS and identity domains—providing actionable signal rather than just alerts, reducing the noise that often buries real risks. For newer categories like Software Supply Chain Failures (A03) and Mishandling Exceptional Conditions (A10), our research and detection reach is built to uncover attacker TTPs (techniques, tactics and procedures) that exploit dependencies, build-pipeline vulnerabilities, mis-handled error paths or “fail-open” exceptions—areas that signature-based tooling often misses. In short: the OWASP Top 10 2025 reinforces that defenders must focus not only on whether a component is vulnerable, but on what an attacker does once inside—and that’s precisely where Vectra’s behaviour-based, AI-driven detection plays. If your security team is looking to map your AppSec or Zero Trust architecture to the latest OWASP risk taxonomy—and ensure your detection posture is aligned with those risks—let’s connect. 😈 There’s a strong case for layering behavioral visibility and AI-driven prioritization on top of your application-security controls. #AppSec #OWASP #Cybersecurity #ZeroTrust #FederalSecurity #ThreatDetection #AIforCyber #VectraAI

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