We’re announcing a new native integration between Kiuwan and TestRail that brings security and quality into the same workflow. With this release, Kiuwan users can push Static Application Security Testing results directly into TestRail, so security findings ap...
Understanding and tracking security data breaches Security data breaches are one of the biggest challenges organizations face today. Every year, companies deal with data leaks, ransomware attacks, or unauthorized access to sensitive information, often because...
How to Prevent Reverse Shell Attacks: Detection, Defense, and Best Practices TL;DR: A reverse shell attack happens when an attacker uses your system to initiate an outbound connection back to their remote machine, giving them interactive shell access (a remot...
Manual dependency tracking broke down the moment microservices became standard. Teams shipping dozens of builds per week can’t maintain accurate SBOMs by hand. SBOM automation addresses this scaling problem, but the tooling landscape splits into distinc...
TL;DR Risk-based vulnerability management prioritizes vulnerabilities by actual business risk, not generic severity scores. This approach helps security teams focus on the 3–5% of findings that pose real threats, rather than wasting months on theoretical risk...
Static Application Security Testing (SAST) has become a foundational practice in modern software development. Most teams today can detect vulnerabilities early—but many still struggle with the harder problem: fixing them quickly and at scale. Security backlog...
TL;DR Risk-based vulnerability management prioritizes vulnerabilities by actual business risk, not generic severity scores. This approach helps security teams focus on the 3-5% of findings that pose real threats instead of wasting months on theoretical risks....
Few modern software products are built entirely from scratch. Instead, they rely on a foundation of open-source libraries, third-party components, and proprietary code. This presents a unique problem, developers and stakeholders need a clear view of what exte...
Modern application security depends on understanding what’s in your code, both the source code you write, and the third-party components you rely on. As software development accelerates and organizations adopt DevSecOps practices, teams face rising pressure t...
In today’s world, where most of our lives revolve around apps and software, a single flaw in an application’s codebase can wreak havoc. These flaws, called code vulnerabilities, can serve as entry points for bad actors to access sensitive data or ...
I suspect we have all watched a demo where an AI agent autonomously discovered and fixed a security vulnerability in under three minutes. This is impressive until the engineer mentioned they had no idea what dependencies the agent had pulled in to make the fi...
