Why application security is an fundamental requirement
Podcast|10 November 2025

The application security layer is where your users meet software - and where attackers often strike first
In this episode of Grey Matter Talks Tech, our cyber security expert, Scott Harrison, explores the fifth layer of cyber security - application security. Discover how securing the top layer of the OSI model means more than just patching vulnerabilities. Learn about the importance of protecting the interfaces, APIs, and user experiences that drive your business forward.
How application-level vulnerabilities shape real-world risk
Tune in to unpack the risks, the tools, and the strategies that help you stay one step ahead. Whether you’re building SaaS platforms, managing mobile apps, or scaling enterprise solutions, this episode offers practical insight to help you operate more securely and confidently.
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