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Introduction DevSecOps isn’t broken, but under stress as AI-generated code accelerates delivery. It’s also injecting complexity and risk into development pipelines, often without clear visibility. Developers are now expected to integrate security scanning into CI/CD, interpret ambiguous findings, and deliver clean code at machine speed. In this article, you will learn where traditional DevSecOps workflows […]
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With containers, you can build, deploy, scale, and integrate your applications without interruption. From the developer’s perspective, you get the efficiency and flexibility necessary for building an application that can be deployed to any operating system. From your security team’s perspective, you might be compromising the application’s security. You can think of it like storing […]
We all do it. When we are recalling a story or something that happened in our lives, we fill in the “fuzzy” areas with what we believe to be the truth. It’s human nature to embellish somewhat or simply fill in the blanks with what could be facts based on our recollection, but often are […]
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Shortcomings of static program analysis in practice Creating programs that analyze other programs is a fascinating idea in itself. It hurts me to say that static code analysis has a remarkably bad reputation among practitioners. If you have performed security assessments and used these tools, you may agree that pinpointing the concrete shortcomings of these […]
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The National Cybersecurity Strategy Implementation Plan plays a vital role in safeguarding the digital infrastructure of the nation. This comprehensive plan, outlined by the White House, is comprised of three pillars and sets forth a roadmap to enhance cybersecurity measures across various sectors. Pillar Three of the implementation plan focuses on the need for developers […]
Software engineers’ ideal state includes being able to work with minimal disruption. This “flow state” is when they are most productive and have the best chance of delivering the products and features they are tasked with producing within the required timeline. Whenever something adversely impacts their flow state productivity, mental health, and overall effectiveness may […]
Our customers have repeatedly communicated a desire to deliver secure software without compromising software delivery timelines. At the same time, they have frequently reported that traditional software composition analysis (SCA) tools create an overwhelming number of open-source vulnerability tickets. To quantify the problem, we ran an experiment with a cross-section of our customers. An analysis […]
