The security industry perspective on Log4Shell is full of bolt-on products or approaches that need to integrate additional products.

What these approaches miss is the Java perspective – how a managed language and runtime can provide data to help manage the security over a single JVM, as well as a fleet of JVMs across an entire enterprise.

In this White Paper you’ll learn:

The impact of Log4Shell vulnerabilities
How your JVM can help create inventory of what code is present and used, and overlaying that against a CVE database

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The CISO's Guide to the Next Log4Shell

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"Published and publicly available APIs are the 'tip of the iceberg': They represent a minority (sometimes as little as 15%) of the APIs produced by an organization. Most of the API attack surface consists of APIs used by web and mobile applications, API-to-API traffic (such as microservice traffic), and APIs exposed to employees or partners."

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White Paper The CISO's Guide to the Next Log4Shell

White Paper
The CISO's Guide to the Next Log4Shell