A practical guide to detecting and responding to open source supply chain compromises using SAST, SCA, and proactive security monitoring. The threat landscape: When your dependencies become attack vectors Software supply chain attacks have e...
Cross-site scripting (XSS) is a web security vulnerability in which threat actors inject malicious scripts into web pages. Although it has been known for decades, it still impacts modern software, including SaaS dashboards, fintech platforms, healthcare apps,...
As both AI and cyberattacks grow in sophistication, traditional security methods designed for static, on-premises environments no longer cut it. AI in cloud security helps teams spot threats in real time, anticipate risks before they escalate, and respo...
Code security has always been a major concern for development teams. However, tools like static application security testing (SAST) only became available relatively recently. These tools scan a software product’s source code for security vulnerabilities...
We’re witnessing a fundamental shift in how secrets leak into codebases, and traditional scanning approaches are falling dangerously behind. The numbers tell a stark story. Recent reports suggest that teams using AI code-generation tools may face up to ...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping cybersecurity. It’s being used to defend networks and to launch more sophisticated attacks. AI and cybersecurity are now closely connected, for better and worse. As threats become more advanced and harder to detect, i...
A major security incident just exposed billions of downloads to malicious code injection, but there is a solution. The cybersecurity world is reeling from what experts are calling the largest supply chain attack in history. Hackers successfully infiltrated po...
AI coding assistants can help you ship faster, but they can also ship vulnerabilities straight into production. Unfortunately, this increase in efficiency has been accompanied by greater security risks. Recent research indicates that approximately 25–30% of c...
Cyber threats targeting secure code and software applications are becoming increasingly complex and voluminous. To stay ahead, organizations must embed security earlier in the software development lifecycle, starting with Static Application Security Testing (...
Security is becoming increasingly important in the QA process, but its adoption remains uneven. According to the 4th edition of TestRail’s Software Testing and Quality Report, 29% of teams use vulnerability scanners to catch issues before deployment, and only...
As everyone involved in software development knows, code must be both functional and secure. Too often, software security vulnerabilities hide behind perfectly working features, turning seemingly stable applications into ticking time bombs. When overlooked, t...
There are two critical processes that help ensure your applications are well protected against malicious actors: vulnerability scanning and penetration testing. While both concepts aim to secure a particular aspect of the network or your application, they ser...
