To boost your bottom line, you must produce top-notch code and identify and fix all instances of low-quality code. Low-quality code refers to poorly written code containing bugs and readability issues, among other problems. Poor code quality ca...
With malicious actors getting smarter than ever, developers must stay one step ahead when protecting their applications from security threats. However, it can be challenging to rely solely on humans to detect problematic areas during the code review process, ...
Data breaches are not only a massive headache for companies to deal with, but they can also have severe legal and financial implications. Software developers and companies have become more wary of data breaches in recent years. Although cybersecurity awarenes...
Great code isn’t easy to write. Despite the many blog posts that promise people can learn to code in a few weeks with the latest boot camp, most developers take years to hone their craft. Computers speak in absolutes — 1s and 0s. Humans speak in messy, imprec...
Did you know that 2,200 cyber attacks happen every single day? With that sort of relentless onslaught, it might make you wonder who has that much time on their hands. But, the reality we know all too well is that while human attackers may be orchestratin...
Despite increased cybersecurity capabilities and awareness, threat actors’ sophistication has increased in parallel, leading to an uptick in cyberattacks. An IBM report placed the global average cost of a data breach at $4.88 million U.S. dollars. Cybersecuri...
In today’s world, where most of our lives revolve around apps and software, a single flaw in an application’s codebase can wreak havoc. These flaws, called code vulnerabilities, serve as entry points for malicious actors to access sensitive data or unleash pr...
The United States of America is home to some of the world’s most sophisticated and advanced software ecosystems. As such, it is a prime target for modern cybersecurity challenges, such as hacks and data breaches. Regional cyber statistics from Verizon indicat...
Endpoint security is a critical component in a comprehensive approach to application security. As applications often interact with various endpoints—devices like laptops, smartphones, and tablets—each represents a potential vulnerability that malicious actors...
As we gear up for Cybersecurity Month 2023, with a spotlight on multi-factor authentication (MFA) as one of its central themes, the urgency of fortifying our digital defenses is clearer than ever. In a world where hackers are growing more sophisticated, the n...
Are you in the realm of quality assurance? Do you constantly react to source code issues instead of preventing them? If so, you might have a problem—and opportunity—regarding code quality. Here, we’re going to get into what source code quality means, why it m...
The Role of Software Updates in Cybersecurity As cyber threats continue to evolve, the role of software updates in cybersecurity cannot be understated. Updates are key in identifying flaws in a system and handling zero-day vulnerabilities early enough. Secure...
App and software breaches can have lasting consequences. They also aren’t going anywhere. Finding vulnerabilities in your app and code early is critical. Maintaining strong security practices during and after development is essential to protecting your business.
