We’re excited to announce that Kiuwan Code Security and Insights solutions have been recognized in the Fall 2020 G2 Grid Report for Static Code Analysis, due in large part to an overall customer satisfaction rating of 4.4 out of 5.
If an attacker can foist a firmware or microcode exploit, there’s very little runtime software can do to counter (or even detect) its presence and behaviors.
In the first half of 2019, data breaches affected around 4.1 billion records. 3 out of 4 mobile apps leak sensitive data that expose users to fraud and identity theft.
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. The theme for 2020, "Do Your Part," encourages individuals to take a proactive approach to improving security.
Threat modeling is the process of assessing vulnerabilities in software from an attacker’s point of view. Some may consider threat modeling an artifact from the ’90s, but it fits well into current development approaches.
The Kiuwan team is excited to announce the availability of our latest release, featuring extended support for JSX React, an Angular framework to check for dynamic components, and more
With an ever-increasing proportion of work on the desktop occurring in the form of web-based applications, organizations need examine how web-based apps make use of privileges and access rights.
While automation can carry out tasks reliably and without much human interaction, it won’t solve most process problems.
Automated tools can help make the process of patching, fixing, and updating part and parcel of the development, testing, and release processes.
Published August 25, 2020 Most of us who have been responsible for the care and feeding of an enterprise application have had to modify someone else’s code.
The best way to secure web applications is to include security at every step along the development process, from requirements analysis, to design, testing, maintenance, and update phases.
If you use open source code frameworks, libraries and code components and take advantage of code-scanning technologies, sooner or later you’ll find yourself in an interesting situation: learning that a code element is subject to a known threat or vulnerability
Containers are a fantastic technology to deploy applications. Docker, Kubernetes, Apache Mesos, etc. help solve OS, network and dependency conflicts. And Kiuwan has also caught the container train!
As part of our mission to help you build applications that are secure from the start, the Kiuwan team is planning an all-new lineup of free, live webinars.
As part of our mission to help you build applications that are secure from the start, the Kiuwan team is planning an all-new lineup of free, live webinars.
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