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Phoenix Security is Now Phoenix security – contextual-based vulnerability prioritization from code to cloud.

AppSec Phoenix is now Phoenix Security

The evolution and reborn of the phoenix

We initially chose the phoenix as a symbol of renewal and reborn; the phoenix platform has evolved from appsec cloudsec complete endpoint management.

As our second year comes to a close, we decided to evolve the name as the platform has massively evolved from the original release in September 2022. With the imminent launch of V3 we wanted an evolved name to cover all the functionalities that the platform and us can do for our clients

Now that the platform covers all those areas identifying vulnerabilities from code to cloud, we thought it appropriate to evolve the name,

From Phoenix Security to Phoenix Security

From appsec Phoenix, we evolve into Phoenix security, a unified platform covering code to cloud with vulnerability prioritization and traceability of user fixing. 

We maintain the same philosophy of cyber risk quantification, risk-driven action and vulnerability prioritization.

Why phoenix security?

We choose phoenix security as a community experiment, including the domain name. 

Many voted across multiple platforms to make this name happen. 

We believe in the power of community, and what people love, so we let the community decide on the name. 

The world has changed.

Cloud and DevOps have shifted how applications and software are built. 

Open-source and no-code have changed the speed and time it takes to create software.

In the same way, the Cloud and Containers have changed how software is run. 

In all this landscape change, we are still trying to address vulnerabilities in the same antiquated ten-year-old method, with manual triage and manual assessment calls. What’s the result? Security teams are drowning in a sea of red/critical alerts that are un-contextualised and spending time arguing with businesses on all the problems that need to be solved. The business leaders don’t speak the vulnerability language and only understand risk and the money spent to reduce risk. 

Now is the time for a paradigm shift and to tear down the language barriers. 

Where you can find everything:

We choose a new name and domain in the .security domain space phoenix.security is our new home. We will maintain as well the appsecphoenix.com and securityphenix.com as secondary domains

Where can you find the resources

Demo: 

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Whitepapers:

Whitepaper – Vulnerability Management Programme with regulatory view
https://phoenix.security/whitepapers-resources/data-driven-vulnerability-management-are-sla-slo-dead/
Whitepaper Prioritizing vulnerabilities in cloud and in software with modern contextualization and threat intelligence

The app will be reachable at

Securityphoenix.cloud  phenixsecurity.app

Support teams:

Support Slack: https://phoenixsec.slack.com/ 

Support e-mail support at phoenix.security

https://kb.phoenix.security/

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Francesco Cipollone

Francesco is an internationally renowned public speaker, with multiple interviews in high-profile publications (eg. Forbes), and an author of numerous books and articles, who utilises his platform to evangelize the importance of Cloud security and cutting-edge technologies on a global scale.
18th December 2022
Francesco is an internationally renowned public speaker, with multiple interviews in high-profile publications (eg. Forbes), and an author of numerous books and articles, who utilises his platform to evangelize the importance of Cloud security and cutting-edge technologies on a global scale.

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