by Rob Dalzell Securing your Linux system requires a proactive approach to patch management. For those unfamiliar with the term, patch management is the systematic process of keeping computer systems and software updated with the latest security patches and updates to...
Delve into the critical role of ZeroLock® in defending VMware ESXi hypervisors against escalating cyber threats in Austin Gadient’s insightful presentation, “Secure Your Path to the Cloud with the First Ever Runtime Protection For ESXi” at...
Virtual Demo: ZeroLock’s® Virtual Patching & Runtime Security for Kubernetes Join us for a groundbreaking virtual demo of the ZeroLock® platform for your Kubernetes environments. We walk through the importance of runtime security and the complexities of the...
In an interview with Oliver Paull, CEO and Founder of Rec Gen, Austin Gadient, the CTO and Co-Founder of Vali Cyber, provided insights into the genesis of our company. Originating from a personal mission to rectify a critical cybersecurity gap witnessed during his...
by Brett Cumming VMware’s ESXi platform has been a cornerstone of many organizations’ virtualization strategy for years and is relied on for reliably hosting business critical services. The combination of widespread adoption and business criticality has caused...
Vali Cyber, Inc., a next-generation provider of Linux cybersecurity solutions, announces that its autonomous zero-trust security platform, ZeroLock® has been expanded to protect ESXi hypervisors, 6.7+. With no other runtime security currently available for ESXi, Vali...
“Leaky Vessels” (CVE-2024-21626) is targeting containerized environments and enabling attackers to escape containers and compromise host systems, presenting a critical risk to cloud-native applications. Watch as our Threat Intel Lead, Nathan Montierth,...
The recently discovered BiBi-Linux Wiperware overwrites files, renames them with a random string containing “BiBi,” and excludes specific file types from corruption. This x64 ELF executable, devoid of obfuscation, poses a significant threat as it can...
The Looney Tunables (CVE-2023-4911) vulnerability has been discovered in GNU C Library’s dynamic loader, allowing attackers to act with root privileges on any Linux distribution running glibc. Join our Threat Intel lead, Nathan Montierth, as he demonstrates how...
