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Veracode State of Software Security: Half of Application Security Flaws Remain Open Six Months After Discovery; Apps with Technical Debt Take Two Times as Long to Fix
SOSS Volume 11 finds 76% of applications have at least one security flaw.
ClearScore selects Netacea for bot protection
UK's leading free credit score and credit marketplace protects customer data from account takeover and credential stuffing attacks.
Veracode Streamlines AppSec Workflows for Developerswith New GitHub Action
DevSecOps becomes a seamless experience by making AppSec tools accessible in familiar interface
Sysdig Boosts AWS Security with the First Automated Inline Scanning for Fargate
Sysdig also adds threat detection using AWS CloudTrail with open source Falco.
Nearly 50 Percent of Organizations Knowingly Push Vulnerable Software, According to New Research from ESG and Veracode
New study finds DevOps integration and developer enablement crucial to success of AppSec programs.
Sysdig Cuts Container and Kubernetes Visibility and Security Onboarding to 5 Minutes
Out-of-the-box dashboards and integrations with the only SaaS-first solution for Secure DevOps, allow cloud teams to get started quickly with security, compliance, and monitoring.
Only Half of Cloud Vulnerabilities Pose Actual Security Threats, Finds Rezilion Study
Beersheba, Israel, February 27, 2020 Rezilion, the autonomous cloud workload protection platform, today announced the results of a comprehensive vulnerability analysis, concluding that only half of the vulnerabilities in cloud containers ever posed a threat.
Sysdig Closes $70M in Series E Funding to Enable Enterprises to Confidently Secure Cloud-Native Workloads in Production
Investment fuels company's leadership as the most advanced Kubernetes security tool to embed security, maximize availability, and validate compliance
Falco is the First Runtime Security Project to Join the CNCF Incubator
Falco, originally created by Sysdig in 2016, is approved to join the CNCF Incubator after a 257 percent increase in downloads. The CNCF's only open source Kubernetes runtime security project has more than 8.5 million downloads as runtime security becomes cemented as a standard component of the cloud-native stack.