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Application Security Gap: Experts Call for Runtime Detection and Response

Current security approaches focus on endpoints, networks, and aggregated XDR, but often miss threats originating within the application layer itself. This oversight is problematic because a significant portion of data breaches occur at the application level, where business logic and sensitive data reside. Aviv Mussinger, CEO of Kodem, advocates for Application Detection and Response (ADR) to address this gap. ADR focuses on the runtime behavior of the application's code, identifying deviations from normal execution to catch novel and logic-based attacks before they escalate. AI

IMPACT Highlights a critical gap in application security that could be addressed by AI-powered runtime analysis and response.

RANK_REASON The item is an opinion piece by an industry executive discussing a gap in current security practices and proposing a new approach.

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Application Security Gap: Experts Call for Runtime Detection and Response

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Aviv Mussinger, Forbes Councils Member ·

    The Missing 'R': Why Detection And Response Belongs At The Application Layer

    The application is where the business logic lives, where sensitive data is handled, and where an attacker who gets in has the most to gain.