The Qwiet Blog

  The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently issued new requirements mandating that medical devices be secured against cyberattacks. This move comes after a long-standing concern about the potential for these devices to be hacked and used to harm patients.  This new requirement is a significant step towards securing medical devices, which have been increasingly […]

The source code of Twitter was recently (maybe?) leaked on GitHub, a popular code repository platform. The code repository was quickly taken down, but not before it had been downloaded by hundreds of users. The leak has drawn attention from security experts regarding the implications for the social media platform and raised concerns over the […]

    In a recent thread on a discussion forum, a group of developers discussed time lost on bug chasing. One developer lamented that he lost 5 days; another 5 years between the time it was discovered and the time it was finally resolved. Still another developer estimated that in an organization of 400 engineers, […]

A New Approach To Prioritization In the race to produce code, security can sometimes seem like a bit of a speedbump. Engineering teams face tight deadlines and security teams want to ensure the code doesn’t ship with vulnerabilities that could lead to the next big breach.  At Qwiet AI, we’ve found that even highly accurate […]

The Biden Administration released its National Cybersecurity Strategy last week. It aims to address the increasing threat of cyberattacks and protect America’s critical infrastructure, data, and networks. With cybersecurity becoming an ever more pressing issue, the strategy sets out a comprehensive approach that focuses on safeguarding government and private sector networks, reducing risk, and enhancing […]

As we embark on this new chapter in application security, it’s important to understand how AI and machine learning can provide greater understanding and insight into vulnerabilities than older methods of detection. In this article we will cover the following: The risk of using vulnerable dependencies (directly or transitively) Not all vulnerabilities pose risk. Why not? […]

Today is the day that all of us at ShiftLeft have been waiting for, the opportunity to share our value, vision and strategy to the world. The company has been reducing the noise that plagues the AppSec industry for some of the world’s largest companies through dramatic innovation like our code property graph and reachability […]

New Name, New Logo Shows Focus on “Preventing the Unpreventable” in the future of AppSec Disruptive startup led by cybersecurity AI pioneer Stuart McClure relaunches to reflect radical impact their platform is having on the world of AppSec and DevSecOps San Jose, CA. February 15, 2023—ShiftLeft, the first in the AppSec industry to provide AI-powered […]

Walk, Talk and Act like your internal customers: Product Engineering In my previous role at Nielsen, Clay Carter and Sam Neely did a phenomenal job of organizing the Product Security function into what closely resembles an engineering function. Product Managers oversaw services built internally and off the shelf. These services go through release planning, sprints […]