Today, the speed and quality of software delivery are more critical to business success than ever. This highlights the importance of integrating security within the development lifecycle to maintain high velocity. In the ongoing race to extract business value from software and technology, the agility and efficiency of development teams are vital. Static Application Security Testing (SAST) plays a key role in this context, providing a vital tool for secure development.

The need to find the balance between providing a unique and tailored customer experience, ensuring data privacy, and adhering to market regulations has become more critical than ever for Communications Service Providers (CSPs). In a world where customers are more demanding, regulations are more stringent, and attacks are more sophisticated, it’s easy to see how telecom organisations deem balancing act challenging.

In our last blog, we discussed the many challenges faced by telecom organisations in this ever-changing regulatory and technical landscape. While it is clear to see the challenges the industry faces in this digital world, there’s also a unique opportunity to solve the many problems that hold them back.

When it comes to software development, prioritizing security is essential. Static Application Security Testing (SAST) plays a key role in this by thoroughly analyzing your source code to identify potential vulnerabilities. It's like having a constant code reviewer focused on security, ensuring that your application is protected from the earliest stages of development.

NIST SP 800-162 ‘Guide to Attribute Based Access Control (ABAC) Definition and Considerations’ is a special publication that defines attribute-based access control (ABAC) for U.S. government agencies. It also provides guidance on using ABAC to improve and maintain control of information sharing within and between organizations and best practices for ABAC implementations.

Nightfall is starting off the new year strong with several exciting updates, including a smoother Google Drive remediation workflow, an automatic annotations feature, and all-new policy pages for Atlassian and Google Drive. Read on to learn more about what we’ve been up to this month.

A system administrator plays a prominent role in maintaining your IT operations, ensuring system performance, and keeping your organization compliant with enterprise data security requirements. System administrators have complete control over the ins and outs of your databases and, in many cases, its underlying physical infrastructure. That’s why you need to pay close attention to admins’ actions to prevent privilege abuse and preserve enterprise data privacy and integrity.

We are thrilled to announce the launch of Bearer's advanced GitLab integration! Building on the lessons learned from our successful GitHub App, this integration aims to revolutionize the GitLab experience for our customers, enhancing both the developer and security workflow.