Mike Shinn, CEO Atomicorp, to Speak on Panel at BSides NoVA Conference

Mike Shinn, CEO of Atomicorp will speak on the Entrepreneurship in Cyber panel at the BSides Northern Virginia Cybersecurity Conference this Saturday evening. Dan Woolley, General Partner at cyber incubator MACH37, will moderate the discussion among Shinn and four other cyber startup founders on the topic of entrepreneurship in the cybersecurity field. The panel is […]

Announcing the release of Atomic Secured Linux 5.0.2

Atomicorp is proud to announce the release of ASLâ„¢ 5.0.2! A next generation server security solution that addresses the unique security problems of servers. ASLâ„¢ 5.0.2 is an update driven by customer feedback and is part of Atomicorp’s commitment to deliver the latest product updates in one convenient installation.  Atomic Secured Linuxâ„¢ is the […]

Atomicorp Raises $1 Million in Seed Round Led by Blu Venture Investors

November 15, 2016 (HERNDON, Va.) — MACH37 Cyber Accelerator today announced that Atomicorp, Inc., a developer of industry leading solutions for the protection and support of cloud servers and Internet of Things devices, has closed a $1 million seed investment round led by Blu Venture Investors. This funding will enable Atomicorp to continue to execute […]

The New IT Environment

“The New IT Environment: Security Challenges in Cloud Computing” View the full whitepaper here:Â The New IT Environment

Tutorial: Basic ASL Installation

This is my first shot at doing a basic before & after video mixed with an installation. I think my ambitions got ahead of me here since it ended up being 15 minutes long. Now I like a good video tutorial as much as the next turtle, but I think 15 minutes gets a little […]

Tutorial: “Decompromising” a site serving malicious code

By popular demand we’ve put together a video tutorial (one of many I hope) on how you can use ASL to solve a problem. In this episode, imagine you are an administrator of a system with multiple customers, all with different sites, applications, and owners. You cant touch the code.. and yet, the code has […]

University of Alabama

“The Atomic support staff provided us with enterprise quality installation support which allowed us to roll out AS/L on our production environment with ease and with no downtime.”

Snowpeak Hosting

“We had problems with customer sites getting hacked/injected due to old third part addons in these platforms. After installing ASL, that problem has all but disappeared.”

Visual Lizard

“We trust our server security to Atomic Secured Linux because it works. We’ve used it for years and it has been essential in keeping dark forces at bay.”

Virtual Patching

Virtual patching is an invaluable tool for immediate remediation to fix vulnerabilities in web applications. Atomic Secured Linux and the Atomicorp.com/Gotroot.com modsecurity rules contain thousands of Virtual Patches which we update everyday.

Sometimes you may need to patch a vulnerability in an application that we are not aware of, such as with a custom application.  This paper outlines exactly where and when Virtual Patching is appropriate, how it can be integrated into the Incident Response process, and how it can be integrated into the incident response process, and the proper steps for creating and testing real-world examples.