Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Create and Manage API Users in the Veracode Platform

In this video, you will learn how to configure an API service account in the Veracode Platform. To be able to access the Veracode APIs, you must either have a user account or API service account with the required user roles for performing specific API tasks. Before you can configure these two account types, you must log into the Veracode Platform using an account with the Administrator role or Team Admin role. A user account with the required role permissions can access the Results XML API, Upload XML API, and the Mitigation and Comments XML API.

Moody's Shares How to Learn from Organizations Running Successful AppSec Programs

Veracode has helped thousands of customers integrate security into their development cycle, and we’ve now got lessons learned, best practices, and pitfalls to avoid. Join Adrian Benvenuti, Vice President of Cybersecurity Risk and Architecture at Moody’s and Chris Kirsch, Director, Product Marketing at Veracode as they discuss how real-life AppSec programs are helping security and development teams work together to secure code.

Tips for Unifying the Security Professional and Developer Roles

Watch our video "Tips for Unifying the Security Professional and Developer Roles" to hear from Veracode’s Chief Technical Officer Chris Wysopal and Chief Product Officer Ian McLeod on how the security and development roles became misaligned, and how organizations can tackle the problem head-on.

Veracode Security Labs: Hands-On Training To Shift Application Security Knowledge Left - Demo

Veracode Security Labs shifts application security knowledge left, training developers to tackle modern threats in the evolving cybersecurity landscape by exploiting and patching real code, and applying DevSecOps principles to deliver secure code on time. Through hands-on labs that use modern web apps written in your chosen languages, developers learn the skills and strategies that are directly applicable to an organization's code. With detailed progress reporting, email assignments, and a leaderboard, developers are encouraged to continuously level up their secure coding skills. When development is empowered to fix security defects and reduce risk, security teams are better supported to scale AppSec programs, meet compliance requirements, and achieve business outcomes.