A buffer overflow attack is a common vulnerability in software security. It happens when a program writes more data into a memory buffer than it can hold, causing data corruption, crashes, or even remote code execution. Buffer overflows have been known for d...
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...
Rethinking ASPM: From Signal Chaos to Defense in Depth We’ve reached an inflection point in application security. Teams are drowning in signals from SAST scanners, SCA tools, pull request checks, and code quality analyzers— each requiring attention an...
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,...
DevSecOps tools form the backbone of modern secure software delivery. As organizations race to release features faster, the challenge isn’t just writing great code; it’s ensuring that every commit, container, and deployment is protected against evolving threa...
Cybersecurity metrics have become business-critical due to their direct impact on organizational security and profitability. According to IBM’s 2024 Cost of a Data Breach Report, organizations that’ve embraced security AI and automation save an av...
Vulnerability testing is the backbone of a modern security program. It helps you proactively find and fix weaknesses across applications, networks, cloud services, and devices, so you can protect your assets and data before attackers get to them. Whether you ...
As teams adopt shift-left security and DevSecOps, Static Application Security Testing (SAST) tools help developers identify and fix vulnerabilities early, reducing the chance of insecure code reaching production. Adding static code analysis early in the devel...
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 ...
Modern applications often rely on layers of open-source code, sometimes with hundreds of dependencies. While open-source components accelerate development, they can also introduce security, compliance, and maintenance risks if they aren’t continuously monitor...
