Every security leader understands the challenge: the ideal SecOps team with dedicated specialists, threat hunters, and reviewers often clashes with the reality of limited hiring, shifting priorities, and a growing skills gap. Industry analysts highlight...
Application vulnerabilities pose serious challenges for software teams. A single flaw can ripple through systems, undermining performance, security, and user trust. Modern applications rely on countless moving parts. Libraries, APIs, integrations, and updates...
Security teams often treat Static Application Security Testing (SAST) and application hardening as separate disciplines. One scans code for vulnerabilities before release; the other protects the running application from tampering and reverse engineering after...
As the threat landscape continues to evolve, organizations have had to strengthen their cybersecurity posture to overcome more sophisticated and more numerous attacks. Web application security testing has become an increasingly important part of that process,...
A critical deserialization flaw in React Server Components demands immediate attention—here’s how to find it in your codebase. The application security community is responding to React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182), a maximum-severity vulnerability affecting R...
Code review tools come in many forms—manual, automated, or even AI-driven. Regardless of the format, the goal is the same: catch bugs early, enforce standards, maintain traceability, and ship better code. The right choice depends on your codebase, workflow, i...
Every organization that builds or buys software now relies on SBOM tools to protect its supply chain. As attacks on open-source and third-party code rise, software bills of materials (SBOMs) give teams visibility into what’s running inside their applications ...
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...
