In May 2021, the White House issued an Executive Order (EO) focused on improving the United States’ cybersecurity posture. Among other things, the EO calls for ...
Technology providers are feeling heavy pressure to provide the best user experience, the most intuitive UI, and are racing to release better and better versions of ...
A software bug, system flaw, security gap—these are all terms you may have heard in the world of application security (AppSec). Yes, they all mean slightly ...
DevOps is one of the latest IT methodologies to be offered ‘as a Service’. With DevOps as a Service (DaaS), all tasks related to selecting, managing ...
There are a number of paths companies may take on the journey to true DevSecOps. Regardless the route, one constant holds true: the need for a ...
Bugs and flaws in software are common and unavoidable. In fact, about 84%[1] of software breaches happen at the application layer, which means organizations looking to ...
Sorting out the differences and similarities among the various open source (OS) security tools is no easy task. In fact, many security practitioners today agree, it ...
Visibility within an application security (AppSec) program is key to accountability. CISOs and executive leaders can’t expect to hold developers and product lines responsible for security ...
If you have ever considered how hackers and other cyber attackers on the internet use different paths to harm systems and software, you already know a ...
In a nutshell, application security (AppSec) testing is the process of ensuring software is built to be as resistant as possible to outside threats. When applications ...
This Saturday, June 19th—otherwise known as “Juneteenth”—marks an auspicious day dedicated to African American history and the official end of slavery in the US. Symbolically, it ...
Considering the threats posed by the digital world, organizations today must think about security and the way it affects their software. With business outcomes and revenue ...