Software quality management solutions function with automated tests that use static analysis processes to generate software quality metrics. With the ability to parse code in almost every commonly used programming language, stati...
Malware has become a constant reality for most businesses. Ransomware alone cost around $5 billion in 2017–and those numbers are predicted to continue to rise in the coming years, potentially reaching as much as $11.5 billion by 2019. Prot...
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....
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...
Payment card attacks are nothing new. Cybercriminals have been targeting payment cards for more than a decade. However, there is a disturbing trend of cybercriminals discovering and leveraging novel ways to steal payment cards credentials during online transa...
As applications become increasingly cloud-based – or even, cloud-native – more and more such code is sending data to and from cloud-based stores, both public and private. This makes the methods and controls that such applications use to access the cloud of pa...
In this age of lockdowns, social distancing and working from home, organizations must think carefully about how to extend their networks and services across the internet and into employees’ and contractors’ homes. This makes remote access security management ...
Development tools are growing more advanced; large language models can now write code for us based on simple plain English requests. Unfortunately, malicious actors also have access to increasingly powerful tools. As a result, cybersecurity risk management ha...
Delivering a secure mobile app to users requires developers to prioritize security throughout the software’s development pipeline. An organization’s System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) should include easy-to-follow security instructions that consider t...
With cybersecurity incidents increasing at an alarming rate, modern development teams are transitioning to a DevSecOps framework to integrate security into the entire software development lifecycle (SDLC). This approach helps create more secure and resilient ...
Open-source software dramatically simplifies and speeds up the development process. However, it also carries significant risks in the form of vulnerabilities. The public nature of open-source code means that databases such as Open Source Vulnerabilities ...
Understanding the DevOps Approach to Code Security DevOps generally means integrating software development (dev) and information technology operations (ops) to speed the lifecycle, deliver better features, updates and fixes, and more. What’s sometimes missing...
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.
