AppSec Blog

Keep up with the latest news on cybersecurity, technical trends, and programming best practices.

Category: DevSecOps

Recent Posts

Open Source: The Democratic Approach to Software

The Open Source Initiative (OSI) was the product of a conference of software developers in 1998 in Palo Alto, California. OSI has been established as a global non-profit organization that encourages, promotes, and protects open source software development and...

DevSecOps

How to Succeed as an Open-Source Developer, From Education to Contributor

Working in the open source industry is a very rewarding career move, especially since the future of it looks bright. With statistics showing more companies are going to rely on open source applications in the future to save money buying commercial p...

DevSecOps

How to Implement DevSecOps With Your Team

DevOps has been a revolution in software development. It brings together software creation, deployment, and management into a single process. Development and operations may become a single team; if not, the teams work very closely together. The benefit is bet...

DevSecOps

How Open Source Is Democratizing Technology

Many of the software products that everyone uses are open source. The Linux operating system, the Apache Web server, and a large number of software development systems are all open-source software. Their being open source is one of the reasons they’re so wide...

DevSecOps Trends

Open source democratizing technology graphic

Application Security: A Must-Have for Business Success

There is almost an endless list of reasons why application security is important to businesses. Those range from maintaining a positive brand image to preventing security breaches that impact the trust that your clients and shareholders have in your business....

DevSecOps Industry AppSec Risk Management

Integrating Application Security in DevOps

Why Application Security Is More Critical Than Ever in DevOps Application security was obviously always important in DevOps environments, but the need for a high level of security is getting stronger and stronger daily. Here are a few reasons why you really n...

DevSecOps Industry AppSec

14 Tips for Developing Angular Applications

Originally developed by Google, Angular has become one of the leading frameworks for web application development. Its popularity is due to the extensive capabilities it offers. However, Angular is complex, and taking full advantage of its features depends on ...

Programming Language DevSecOps

The Comprehensive Defects List for Better Code Quality

Kiuwan indicators are based on evidence. Part of that evidence —along with intrinsic code metrics— are the defects and vulnerabilities found in the source code analysis Right. What does Kiuwan consider a defect? A defect is a violation to a rule defined in th...

DevSecOps Programming Language

How to Secure Serverless Applications

Although the term says “serverless,” serverless applications don’t really run without any servers involved. Rather, serverless applications run inside cloud-based infrastructures so that developers and operators need no longer stand up and run their own serve...

DevSecOps

securing serverless applications graphic

What Is Cyber Insurance? A Comprehensive Guide

Social media, advanced technology, and the growing popularity of business transactions over the web continue to determine how organizations operate and communicate with their prospective customers. However, they’re also gateways to cyberattacks and data loss....

DevSecOps Industry AppSec

The Canary in the Coal Mine: Detecting Cyberattacks Early

Canary in a Coal Mine: Detecting Cyberattacks Early Many catastrophic events are obvious, with their effects immediately visible — but not all. Fire, flood, tornadoes and earthquakes are all examples of events that can cause a substantial impact to business o...

DevSecOps Industry AppSec Risk Management

Beyond SolarWinds: Stopping Software Supply Chain Attacks

Software supply chain attacks are more common and more dangerous than ever. Learn what your company can do to protect itself and keep customers’ data safe.

DevSecOps