by Ben Nettleton | Feb 5, 2024 | Blog
In order to improve your team’s ability to anticipate potential issues and guard against them, it’s essential to have a solid understanding of the many types of software vulnerabilities. While there are certainly more than we’ve been able to list today, we’ve...
by Ben Nettleton | Feb 2, 2024 | Blog
Many different types of security tests are available to developer teams. However, some can only work in specific environments, and others might only work once the application is running. That’s precisely why SAST and SCA are so important for protecting your...
by Ben Nettleton | Feb 1, 2024 | Blog, DevSecOps
To boost your bottom line, you must produce top-notch code and identify and fix all instances of low-quality code. Low-quality code refers to poorly written code containing bugs and readability issues, among other problems. Poor code quality can lead to various...
by Ben Nettleton | Feb 1, 2024 | Blog
With malicious actors getting smarter than ever, developers need to stay one step ahead when protecting their applications from security threats. However, it can be challenging to rely solely on humans to detect problematic areas during the code review process,...
by Ben Nettleton | Jan 25, 2024 | Blog, DevSecOps, Risk Management
Data breaches are not only a massive headache for companies to deal with — they can also cause severe legal and financial implications. Software developers and companies have become more wary of data breaches in recent years. Although cybersecurity awareness and...
by Ben Nettleton | Jan 18, 2024 | Blog, DevSecOps, Risk Management
Great code isn’t easy to write. Despite the many blog posts that promise people can learn to code in a few weeks with the latest boot camp, most developers take years to hone their craft. Computers speak in absolutes — 1s and 0s. Humans speak in messy, imprecise, and...
