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Snyk Survey: AI Generating More Vulnerabilities in Code
A Snyk survey finds the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to write code is creating a software security paradox.
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Steady On. We Still Have a Job to Do
AI-generated change is not significantly different than the last couple decades where change has become IT’s constant companion.
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Backslash ASPM Platform Prioritizes DevSecOps Efforts
Backslash announced general availability of an ASPM platform that identifies and prioritizes vulnerabilities based on ease of exploitation.
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Survey: Widespread Inability to Remediate App Vulnerabilities
A survey found only 20% of IT and security professionals are confident in their ability to detect a vulnerability before an app is released.
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Snyk Acquires Helios to Extend Reach of ASPM Platform
With its Helios acquisition, Snyk plans to add an ability to capture application runtime data to extend the capabilities of its ASPM platform.
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Squaring the Circle: How to Make Public APIs Private
Many API attacks are effectively zero-day, novel attacks that exploit recent and unique changes to specific APIs. Here's how to stop them.
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Cycode Brings Generative AI to App Security Posture Management
Cycode's generative AI capabilities in its ASPM platform make it simpler for DevSecOps teams to identify the root cause of vulnerabilities.
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AppSec Automation: Five Steps to Achieving Developer-First Security
Securing software takes teamwork—a unified approach from development through testing and into production. But each team has a distinct set of requirements and workflows that need to align to realize a...
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DevSecOps: 5 Tips for Developing Better, Safer Apps
DevSecOps requires teams to collaborate and enable the organization to deliver safer applications to customers without compromising security.
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The Evolution of ‘Shift Everywhere’
A few years ago, “shift left” was expanded to include a broader testing philosophy in which designs and other development artifacts were also tested as soon as they were ready—this was the beginning of...
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