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Application Security Controls Explained

In the security hierarchy, application security controls lie below standards and policies. Policies set the boundaries expected for application security and protection, while standards create rules for enforcing those boundaries.

Container registry security: security concerns for using a container registry

Learn about container registry security, and the factors you should consider during setup and usage for public and private container registries.

Software Bill Of Materials (SBOM) Explained: Why SBOMs are essential for cybersecurity

Learn why Software bill of materials (SBOM) are becoming more important to cybersecurity experts for securing supply chains and maintaining compliance.

Blue-green deployment strategy explained

Learn how Blue Green Deployment strategies can be built into the IAC stages of your CI/CD Pipelines for seamless deployments with no downtime.

Continuous security within DevSecOps

Find out how implementing continuous security processes can benefit your DevSecOps culture and processes to help you secure your code at every phase of the SDLC

Fintech cybersecurity: How to build securely with open source

Fintech companies are attractive targets for hackers, that’s why fintech cybersecurity is so important. Learn more about how to secure your platform.

Agile SDLC: Benefits and implementation

The Agile methodology relies on short, targeted tasks and frequent status check-ins with decision-makers to accelerate software projects

CaaS: Container as a Service Explained

CaaS (container as a service) explained and compared to alternative solutions for outsourcing your container deployments.

Apache License 2.0 Explained

The Apache software license gives users permission to reuse code for nearly any purpose, including using the code as part of proprietary software. As with other open source licenses, the Apache license governs how end-users can utilize the software in their own projects.

Tout ce qu’il faut savoir sur l’analyse des conteneurs

Les déploiements conteneurisés étant toujours plus populaires, il est désormais essentiel de savoir comment les sécuriser. Découvrez tout ce qu’il y a à savoir sur l’analyse des conteneurs.

The Three Pillars for Implementing Secure Coding Standards

Learn more about implementing secure coding standards to deliver secure software faster than ever.

Tests SAST et SCA : quelle différence ? | Snyk Peuvent-ils être associés?

Découvrez les différences entre tests SAST et tests SCA, mais aussi comment les utiliser pour sécuriser vos logiciels et vos applications.

Application Vulnerability: Avoiding Code Flaws and Security Risks

An application vulnerability is a system flaw or weakness in an application’s code that can be exploited by a malicious actor, potentially leading to a security breach.

Implementing Shift Left Security Effectively

Learn more about shift left security, the dangers of keeping security right, and some best practices and tools for getting started.

9 Password Storage Best Practices

Secure password storage is a challenge for every organization — whether a small startup or a major corporation.

The Basics of Getting Started with Shift Left Testing

Learn about shift left testing, an integrated approach to addressing security and testing as early as possible in the SDLC to find and fix vulnerabilities.

Qu’est-ce qu’une licence logicielle ?

Qu’est-ce qu’une licence logicielle ? Apprenez-en davantage sur les licences logicielles, afin de bien comprendre les responsabilités, la conformité et les limites.

How to perform static code analysis

Top tips and workflows to help you get started with static analysis to find and fix vulnerabilities in your applications.

Benefits of security analytics

Learn more about security analytics, a proactive security approach that detects advanced security threats with artificial intelligence and machine learning.

How Does Threat Modeling Fit Into the Fast World of DevSecOps?

Learn more about threat modeling and how to get security benefits without putting gates in front of the software development process. Take threat modeling a step further “left.”