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Synopsys named in 2023 Fortress Cyber Security Awards

Synopsys named a winner in the Application Security Organization category for a 2023 Fortress Cyber Security Award. The Business Intelligence Group today announced the winners of the 2023 Fortress Cyber Security Awards. The award program identifies and rewards the world’s leading companies and products that work to keep our data and electronic assets safe among a growing threat from hackers. Synopsys is honored to be recognized for this distinction.

Connecting the dots: Development + business risk + due diligence

Organizations should emphasize processes that connect the dots between software development practices, business risk and due diligence activities. Typically, it’s businesspeople and lawyers who coordinate due diligence in an M&A transaction. A few might be former developers; often, many have gained some understanding of how software is built through osmosis and have at least an intuitive sense of technical risk.

Synopsys named a Leader in the 2023 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Application Security Testing for the seventh year

In the 2023 Gartner® Magic QuadrantTM for Application Security Testing, Synopsys placed highest and furthest right for the fifth consecutive year for our Ability to Execute and our Completeness of Vision.

Detection strategies to unmask the source of malicious code

Having malicious code detection strategies in place is critical to keeping your software supply chain secure. Let’s imagine you discover a string of suspicious code within one of your applications. Perhaps a routine scan by your application testing team finds a point of interest that indicates malicious code, such as a time bomb or back door, has been inserted by a malicious insider within your software supply chain.

Eliminate malicious code in your software supply chain

What is malicious code? What makes it dangerous? Learn how can you detect it and keep it out of your software supply chain. Everyone wants to believe that the code developed within a trusted software supply chain is legitimate. The unfortunate reality is that malicious coders have subtle ways to secretly embed code that exposes your business to risk. Malicious code can be challenging to recognize and can remain undetected within applications long before it causes damage. Learn to recognize the red flags.

2023 OSSRA deep dive: jQuery and open source security

According to the 2023 “Open Source Security and Risk Analysis” (OSSRA) report, 96% of commercial code contains open source. In fact, 76% of the code scanned by Black Duck® Audit Services was open source. In other words, no matter what applications your organization builds, uses, or sells, you can be virtually certain that the application contains open source.