APIs are the connections that make digital business happen. Companies on average rely on more than 15,000 APIs, but these interfaces pose security risks. In this "Deep Dive" special report, ISMG's Anna Delaney explores how security leaders are tackling API security.
Trail of Bits' Michael Brown explores the dual challenges of applying AI and ML to cybersecurity and securing these evolving technologies themselves. He discusses the complementary nature of traditional and AI/ML-based approaches and highlights the pressing need for secure development life cycles.
Snyk CEO Peter McKay discusses lessons from the recent CrowdStrike outage, emphasizing the importance of robust development practices, effective communication and the integration of quality and security in modern software development. He also highlights Snyk's role in advancing developer security.
CrowdStrike must enhance testing and validation procedures and address deficiencies in its current quality assurance processes to minimize attrition. CrowdStrike should conduct a technical retrospective to understand the root cause of the faulty software content update and make necessary changes.
Developers are using more and more open-source code because they "want to move fast," said Cycode's Lotem Guy. But the speed of development and the continuous deployment that follows means security teams have to catch up to the fast-moving development life cycle.
Synopsys' Software Integrity Group will become a standalone company under Francisco Partners and Clearlake once the $2.1 billion transaction closes. General Manager Jason Schmitt explains the significance of the acquisition, the carve-out process and future growth strategies.
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Malicious actors can use quantum computing to break encryption algorithms and exploit the trust that users place on legitimate applications and websites, and only post-quantum cryptography can defeat the threat and preserve the sanctity of digital communications, said Amit Sinha, CEO, DigiCert.
Artifacts are the valuable building blocks and products of software development. In today’s fast-paced and rapidly evolving software development landscape, effectively managing artifacts has become a critical factor in ensuring business success. Understanding and implementing effective artifact management practices...
In today's financial services landscape, speed, security, and compliance are intertwined. You need to deliver innovations rapidly, while adhering to strict regulations and safeguarding sensitive data.
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In today's software-driven world, DevOps teams are the backbone of business success. Every line of code they write impacts your competitive edge.
However, the pressure to deliver faster often creates a security trade-off. Open source software (OSS) dependencies are essential for rapid development, but they can also...
In today's lightning-fast development landscape, security is no longer an afterthought - it's the foundation for success. This comprehensive white paper equips you with the knowledge and tools to fortify your DevSecOps practices and build trust in your software.
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As organizations embrace digital transformation, software security challenges have become increasingly complex. Adriana Freitas, director of the European Foundation Anti-Phishing Working Group, offers insights on the imperative role of DevSecOps in modern cybersecurity practices.
The integration of Oxeye into GitLab’s suite marks a significant leap in the accuracy and efficiency of security scans, directly addressing the challenge of false positives in static application security testing and enhancing software security across development stages, according to GitLab.
Synopsys' board of directors signed off Wednesday on selling the company's $525 million application security testing business to focus exclusively on design automation and IP. The systems design behemoth began exploring strategic alternatives for its software integrity group in November.
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