Dynamic application security testing (DAST) is an automated security testing technique that is used to identify vulnerabilities in web applications. The best DAST tools simulate various types of attacks to detect security vulnerabilities and test a broad spectrum of endpoints including hidden values. By simulating malicious attacks on an application, automated DAST security tools can help identify outcomes that are far outside typical user experience.

When you want to secure containerized environments, it’s important to understand the details of how they work. In this video we’ll take a look at the idea that containers are just processes and how you can use Linux tools to interact with them.

A subset of application security testing, software composition analysis (SCA) refers to an automated process which scans open source software, allowing security analysts to identify precisely which libraries and components have been used in a piece of software. Code is parsed automatically and scanned against a known list of open source vulnerabilities.

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A load balancer functions like a network traffic cop. It routes client requests, such as for web page views, to the servers that are best able to fulfill those requests. If a server starts overheating and cannot respond quickly enough, the load balancer will divert the traffic load to another server.

SAST is a commonly used application security (AppSec) tool which identifies and helps remediate underlying the root cause of security vulnerabilities. SAST tools do not need a system to be running to perform a scan because they analyze web applications from the inside out.

JFrog Security in Jira empowers development teams to directly impact an organization's security posture by integrating vulnerability remediation into Jira DevOps workflows for trusted releases at scale. JFrog and #Atlassian are simplifying DevOps-centric security.

Java API is an application programming interface (API) that functions within software built using the Java software programming language. It’s a deep technology that plays a critical but hard-to-see role in Java applications.

Content Lifecycle Policies affect how folders and files are retained, archived, and deleted in your repositories. See the impact of those policies before you publish them by first saving as a draft.