Dynatrace updated its Application Security Module to cover Log4Shell attacks.
Researchers last year discovered a zero-day exploit in the log4j Java logging library, raising major concerns about businesses’ ability to mitigate the vulnerability. According to Dynatrace executives, its module can rapidly detect Log4Shell vulnerabilities.
In addition, Dynatrace also introduced multicloud serverless support.
Learn more about Dynatrace and Log4Shell.
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