Resources

Getting started with capture the flag

If you're new to CTFs or looking to sharpen your skills, understanding how they work is key to success. This article breaks down the importance of CTFs in cybersecurity—how they help you develop critical security skills, understand real-world vulnerabilities, and improve your ability to defend systems effectively.

Understanding SOC 2 Audits: Checklist & Process

A SOC 2 audit can give your organization a competitive advantage. But what does the audit entail? Here’s A 4-step SOC 2 Audit checklist.

Path Traversal Vulnerability in Deep Java Library (DJL) and Its Impact on Java AI Development

A newly discovered path traversal vulnerability (CVE-2025-0851) in Deep Java Library (DJL) could allow attackers to manipulate file paths, exposing Java AI applications to security risks. Learn how this flaw impacts DJL users and how updating to version 0.31.1 mitigates the threat.

How to prepare for tomorrow’s zero-day vulnerabilities today

Zero-day vulnerabilities are all too common in today’s applications. Learn how to identify and fix zero-day vulnerabilities proactively with a developer-first approach to security.

How to install Python on macOS

Learn how to install Python on macOS step by step. This easy guide covers downloading, installing, and setting up Python on your Mac for beginners and developers.

Static Application Security Testing (SAST)

In diesem Artikel erfahren Sie alles über statische Anwendungssicherheitstests (Static Application Security Testing, SAST), ihre Vor- und Nachteile und den Schutz Ihres Quellcodes.

Risk-Based Vulnerability Management (RBVM): What is it & how to implement

Risk-based vulnerability management (RBVM) is a relatively new AppSec practice that empowers organizations to see their risk in context and prioritize the most critical fixes.

Developer Security Tools Buyer’s Guide

This guide discusses all aspects of developer security tools that buyers should consider when looking for a new developer-first security tool.

Tensor Steganography and AI Cybersecurity

Tensor steganography exploits two key characteristics of deep learning models: the massive number of parameters (weights) in neural networks and the inherent imprecision of floating-point numbers. Learn about this novel technique that combines traditional steganography principles with deep-learning model structures.

Security Risks with Python Package Naming Convention: Typosquatting and Beyond

Beware of typosquatting and misleading Python package names—one small mistake in pip install can expose your system to backdoors, trojans, and malicious code. Learn how attackers exploit package naming conventions and discover best practices to secure your open-source supply chain.

What You Need to Know About ISO 27001

Developer security best practices in a fast growing technology company

Secure your software development lifecycle with AI-powered remediation, risk-based prioritization, and CI/CD security. Discover how Snyk helps tech teams build fast while staying secure.