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The Black Unicorn Report for 2021

In this Black Unicorn Report for 2021, we’ve taken a few unique cybersecurity lenses to view the market and predict the future. Note that post COVID-19, the world has turned upside down and it’s accelerated telecommuting and cloud-based apps (SaaS) expansion, moving us from 3-4% home workforce to over 51% and growing. Thus, the major attack vectors have shifted to the cloud and weaker home-computing hygiene. This has opened doors for increased revenues and visibility among those players who secure the cloud, SaaS apps and deal with weak, remote, exposed endpoints. Learn about the winners and finalists in seven key categories and get one step ahead of the next threat with their help.

In this Black Unicorn Report for 2021, we’ve taken a few unique cybersecurity lenses to view the market and predict the future. Note that post COVID-19, the world has turned upside down and it’s accelerated telecommuting and cloud-based apps (SaaS) expansion, moving us from 3-4% home workforce to over 51% and growing. Thus, the major attack vectors have shifted to the cloud and weaker home-computing hygiene. This has opened doors for increased revenues and visibility among those players who secure the cloud, SaaS apps and deal with weak, remote, exposed endpoints. Learn about the winners and finalists in seven key categories and get one step ahead of the next threat with their help.

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• Deep inspection <strong>for</strong> malware and post exploitation vulnerability presence through recursive<br />

package decomposition, extracting all possible components <strong>for</strong> advanced analysis.<br />

• Software grading based on code signing process and application hardening using software<br />

vulnerability mitigation techniques.<br />

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Analysis reporting that describes a full and validated software bill of materials, software quality<br />

metrics, malicious behavior and explainable insights tracked across software versions.<br />

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An audit report in both machine-readable and human-readable <strong>for</strong>matting <strong>for</strong> all embedded files.<br />

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Designated ReversingLabs research analyst to verify whether software is fit <strong>for</strong> its purpose and safe<br />

to put in production.<br />

Once complete, our team analyzes and interprets the package and then provides developers with clear<br />

and accurate in<strong>for</strong>mation on their builds. In the end, by analyzing the files <strong>for</strong> malware and highlighting the<br />

differences, our service can help prevent these attacks be<strong>for</strong>e the software is released to the end-users.<br />

In an increasingly software driven world, the onus is squarely on companies to take the proper steps to<br />

mitigate supply chain threats. <strong>The</strong> process includes gaining greater awareness into best practices as well<br />

as access to new offerings such as our Managed Software Assurance Service. By leveraging best practices<br />

, teams can achieve the 100 percent confidence that the software they‘re sending out is malware free.<br />

About the Author<br />

Jasmine Noel is Senior Product Marketing Manager at<br />

ReversingLabs. Her career began as an industry analyst covering<br />

IT technologies. She then founded Ptak, Noel & Associates to<br />

provide research and marketing services to Fortune500 and startup<br />

technology firms. Prior to ReversingLabs, Noel also held product<br />

marketing roles in growth companies, including Veracode, Corvil and<br />

NS1. Jasmine can be reached Twitter at @ jnoel_work_life and at<br />

our company website http://www.reversinglabs.com<br />

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