IBM developerWorks Security Newsletter - January 2018

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January 2018 Hello, security enthusiasts! Happy New Year! I hope you all had a restful holiday season that was filled with memories and time with loved ones. 2017 was definitely a year to remember, both in a positive and not-so-positive way. It was a year marked with ransomware threats that targeted huge corporations. However, it was also a year full of promise. There were significant partnerships that promised to mitigate threats and promising new tech and development around security. Here's to a new year. Check back often on all the great content 2018 has to offer! Like what you see? Forward this newsletter to a friend. Let me know what you want to see in developerWorks Security! I'd love to hear from you. Want to showcase all your security knowledge? Be sure to check out all the digital credentials from IBM Security. Visit IBM Security Open Badges to start building up and broadcasting your credentials on social media! Want a customized learning experience? Feel free to explore courses and hands-on labs in the IBM Security Learning Academy. If you're interested in IBM i2 Analyst's Notebook, check out the 7 brand new videos in the course. Check out the new IBM Resilient Developer Center. It's your hub for incident response integration, automation, and orchestration. Get started now. Jina Kim - Managing Editor, developerWorks Security development Top tutorials Know which authentication methods to use for your hybrid cloud Learn how IBM Cloud users are managed in hybrid environments. Scan your app to find and fix OWASP Top 10 - 2017 vulnerabilities Are you finding all possible vulnerabilities and addressing them? Authorize with a Cloudant proxy Learn how to safeguard your application with another line of defense. Validating CSRF vulnerabilities reported by automated scanners Learn how to manually validate CSRF vulnerability and avoid noise from the automated tools. Series: Building distributed applications with ZeroMQ, Part 2 Daniel Robbins of Linux fame returns with this article on how to make your apps secure against eavesdropping and tampering. Develop an IBM i2 Analyze data access on-demand connector Integrate investigation data from external data sources. Think your apps are secure in the cloud? Learn how to safeguard your software. Ready to take security to the next level? Join the fast-growing community of Blockchain developers. Blockchain could be the key to stopping ransomware attacks. Learn more here. IBM Cloud: Security Infrastructure Catalog IBM Cloud: Security Platform IBM Cloud provides a group of security services that can be used by application developers to secure their mobile and web apps. Get secure now and see the full capabilities IBM Cloud has to offer. Popular videos Tour the IBM Cloud Lite Account: Ideal for working in the cloud, testing Watson services, Kubernetes and more. The Art of Threat Hunting: A new practice to generate an understanding of your threat-scape. Events CyberTech Israel 2018 29-31 January 2018, Tel Aviv, Israel HIMSS 2018 05-09 March 2018, Las Vegas, NV IBM Think 2018 19-22 March 2018, Las Vegas, NV Security resources IBM Security Open Badges developerWorks Security Security content library developerWorks IBM Cloud resources Security blogs IBM Security Learning Academy IBM Training and Skills: Security Security Intelligence | Security Intelligence Analysis and Insight for Information Security Professionals Follow developerWorks     Join a community IBM Security Systems - User Group IBM Security Access Manager for Web on developerWorks QRadar on developerWorks IBM Security Guardium Subscriptions developerWorks newsletters ›› Forward to a friend You provided IBM with your email address so that we could keep you informed of important events and new business solutions. Please visit IBM Online Privacy for more information on the usage of your personal information by IBM. This email was sent in response to your request to receive the developerWorks Security Newsletter. If you no longer want to receive the developerWorks Security Newsletter, please unsubscribe here.