Security @ Adobe

October was National Cyber Security Awareness Month. Everywhere across the globe various events are held to further awareness and educ...

Bug bounty programs (i.e.crowdsourced security) can bring a lot of benefits. Organizations are able to leverage talent from all over th...

With email phishing scams, ransomware and more, the internet can sometimes feel like a dangerous place. But the good news is that we al...

Adobe Document Cloud*, including Adobe Acrobat DC, Adobe Reader DC and Adobe Sign, is now SAFE-BioPharma® certified. Adobe Document Cl...

We are excited to host DefendCon from Adobe -  the first security conference that combines the gender inclusive nature of a traditiona...

The rate of growth for jobs in information security is projected at 37% through 20221— much faster than the average for other occupat...

A few weeks ago we joined fellow members of the Adobe security team at Defcon 2017. The conference attendance has grown in size over th...

Modern browsers support quite a few HTTP headers that provide an additional layer in any defense-in-depth strategy. If present in an HT...

When you receive a notification from your computer that it’s time to update your software, do you immediately accept it or do you del...

A few weeks ago, I traveled to the OWASP Summit located just outside of London. The OWASP Summit is not a conference. It is a remote of...

Transport Layer Security (TLS) is the foundation of security on the internet. As our team evolved from primarily consultative role to s...

Dave Lenoe, Director of the Adobe Secure Software Engineering Team, will be speaking this week at Security of Things World 2017 in Berl...

Secrets are valuable information targeted by attackers to get access to your system and data. Secrets can be encryption keys, passwords...

As announced at ISACA North America CACS this past Monday, May 1st, by our own Abhi Pandit, Adobe has made available an open source ver...