The Arcane Security acquisition strengthens SafeHill SecureIQ™ with AI-driven code analysis and continuous application ...

Boost Security today announced Boost Security Developer Endpoint Security, a new platform designed to secure the rapidly expanding attack surface created by AI-powered software development. The ...

If one event demonstrated how vulnerable organisations and infrastructure around the world are to software vulnerabilities, it was Log4j. The critical zero-day vulnerability in the Java logging ...

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Boost Security Developer Endpoint Security has been engineered to address this gap by securing the developer environment directly, embedding protection into the tools, agents and workflows where code ...

Security remains a priority for DevSecOps, which is increasingly turning to developers and technology as part of the process, according to a GitLab DevSecOps report released Thursday. For example, ...

Software security is very vital, and developers must give it due attention. Over the years, software development has become an important aspect of our lives as we use it for almost everything.

AI-driven coding tools are putting security teams under growing pressure to separate real threats from noise, forcing leaders to rethink application security at scale.

It seems as if we're encountering new cyber threats every day — and the severity of their impact is growing. We now routinely deal with zero-day vulnerabilities and hybrid attacks, and when we face ...

Software security may finally be getting the attention it deserves as more countries institute necessary guidelines. But with threats increasing against the software supply chains, it is too soon to ...

As we approach the mid-year of 2024, most CISOs and CSOs have established and are currently executing their organizations' security posture priorities for the year. While the industry made significant ...

If your car was recalled multiple times each year to fix critical safety flaws that made it unfit for the road, you'd be furious. Why do we allow the equivalent in our software development then?