Top 10 open source vulnerabilities you need to know in 2023
Learn about the most common critical and high vulnerabilities you should keep an eye out for with the Snyk Top 10
Join this webinar to learn about the most recent and impactful open source vulnerabilities that might be risking your application security today with Snyk
Familiar with the Open Web Security Application Security Project (OWASP) Top 10 but looking to take the next steps to getting you applications secure? Are you confident your applications are taking the most common 2022 open-source security vulnerabilities into account?
Based on research conducted by Snyk, 96.8 percent of code on the internet is open source. As open source is eating up the internet, it is imperative to understand the aspects of the open source’s usage. If open source libraries are not used properly and updated on time, open source can make applications severely vulnerable. Stay on top of the most recent and impactful open source vulnerabilities that might be risking your application security today with the Snyk Top 10.
Join this webinar for a walk-through of the top 10 open-source vulnerabilities with data based on real user scans of modern applications.
Learn how to:
• Get ahead of the risk by addressing these 10 top critical and high vulnerabilities today.
• Stay on top of the most recent and impactful open source vulnerabilities.
• Gain a deeper understanding of specific CVE’s, from Java DoS vulnerabilities to NPM prototype pollution risks.
Speakers
Vandana Seghal
Senior Developer Advocate
Snyk
Vandana is a security relations leader at Snyk with a current focus on DevSecOps. She has extensive experience in application security, vulnerability management, SOC, infrastructure security and cloud security. Vandana is a seasoned speaker and trainer. She presented at various public events ranging from global OWASP AppSec events to BlackHat events to regional events such as BSides India. She is on the OWASP global board of directors (vice chair). She also works to further diversity initiatives in various communities such as InfosecGirls, InfosecKids and WoSec. She is a recipient of multiple awards and is listed as one of the top women leaders in technology and cybersecurity in India.
John Sinteur
Security Architect
Mendix
John started out in multi-media in the early nineties with some of the first online stores in the Netherlands, the first online supermarket in the Netherlands, and too many CD-ROM projects to count. He then moved to KPN for a few years to do the kpn.com architecture, before starting his own company. iPhone apps, Android apps, making a Raspberry Pi check the acidity of a swimming pool whilst receiving airplane locations, and working on medication safety for electronic prescriptions, everything was fair game. He was co-founder of Radically Open Security in 2014 and made several radio appearances to talk about cybersecurity. Since 2021 he is the Security Architect for the best low-code platform in the world, Mendix.
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