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Nurit Bielorai

Nurit Bielorai
Nurit is the Go-To-Market Manager for Aqua's Supply Chain Security. Prior to that she headed sales and operations at Argon Security leading up to its acquisition by Aqua, and strategic projects at Check Point. In her free time she enjoys reading, coffee-hopping around Tel Aviv, and pilates. 
Integrity Scanning Prevents Insecurity in the Software Supply Chain

Integrity Scanning Prevents Insecurity in the Software Supply Chain

What if you could prevent an attack like SolarWinds in a few easy steps? Since sophisticated software supply chain attacks usually hide in legitimate build processes and code updates, they’re often missed by regular code scanning tools. To counter these threats, we’re excited to announce pipeline integrity scanning —

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White House Shifts Cybersecurity Strategy to Drive Resilience

White House Shifts Cybersecurity Strategy to Drive Resilience

This week, the White House released its updated National Cybersecurity Strategy detailing the comprehensive approach the U.S. Government’s Administration is taking to cybersecurity. 

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Zero-Day Attack Prevention Through Supply Chain Security

Zero-Day Attack Prevention Through Supply Chain Security

Supply chain security has made lots of headlines recently thanks to events like the SolarWinds breach. That and similar events highlight the importance of having a strategy in place to respond to zero-day attacks which can take advantage of vulnerable software components.

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Software Supply Chain Security vs. SCA: What's the Difference?

Software Supply Chain Security vs. SCA: What's the Difference?

As reliance on software increases in both personal and professional contexts, security of the software supply chain has become a critical concern. Ensuring the security and quality of software is essential for protecting against digital attacks, data breaches, and other cyber threats. Two practices that play a key …

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Supply Chain Security: Shifting Left to the Golden Pipeline

Supply Chain Security: Shifting Left to the Golden Pipeline

According to an article in Security Magazine, 98% of organizations have been negatively impacted by a cybersecurity breach in their supply chain. Aqua’s 2021 Software Supply Chain Security Review notes that “attackers focused heavily on open source vulnerabilities and poisoning, code integrity issues, exploiting the …

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