Without Miggo Security, I can’t help but wonder how long ALBeast would have remained undetected. Given the source of this vulnerability and the fact that ALBeast impacted thousands of customers is an industry wake-up call while further highlighting the danger of supply chain vulnerabilities.

We need to be vigilant in understanding and applying good security practices ourselves, but also be realistic that companies like large cloud providers can have flaws that have devastating effects on their customers. Adopting security by design, implementing guardrails against risky configurations, and continuously learning and adapting remain key tenets of defense strategy.

In a sea of application security specialists, Miggo has proven capable of supporting these principles while helping to uncover many oversights.

Traditional security practices—monitoring network, endpoint, and host activity—have long been the cornerstone of enterprise defense. But in the absence of real-time, comprehensive application visibility, they keep falling short against sophisticated application layer threats like authentication bypasses and supply chain attacks. 
Miggo addresses this gap with its Application Detection and Response solution, delivering the critical defense mechanism we need to secure vital applications against emerging threats.

Security leaders can’t overlook the blindspot of how applications actually behave in production. This is especially true as we’ve transitioned to distributed architecture with chains of trust that sophisticated attacks exploit. With Miggo, we can finally understand how our distributed services interact to keep ahead of attackers seeking to exploit them.

Today we lack total visibility to what our applications are actually doing in production–leaving a critical final layer of defense wide open. Miggo's offer to fill this critical blindspot with visibility, response and mitigation tools is exactly what we’ve been missing in application security.