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By Andy Pan
The telecommunications industry has undergone tremendous changes in recent years. From the days when consumers could only make and receive voice calls on a landline to the broadband internet era in which people use data and stream videos on the go, telecom networks constitute an important backbone of the national economy. Telecom networks have evolved from 3G to 4G and 5G technologies.
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By Mike McGuire
Each year, our "Open Source Security and Risk Analysis” (OSSRA) report highlights the fact that open source software (OSS) plays a critical and substantial role in modern application development, and it is therefore foundational to the software supply chain. The prevalence of OSS within commercial applications makes it difficult to track, and that makes it difficult to manage the risk that it may introduce.
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By Charlotte Freeman
Enterprise organizations face big challenges in managing software application risk at scale. With hundreds of developers working on thousands of applications across numerous business units, the complexity of ensuring security throughout the software development life cycle (SDLC) is staggering.
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By Fred Bals
A week ago, on March 29th, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) warned that two versions of xz Utils, were found to have been compromised. The xz Utils code had been tampered with to include a malicious “backdoor” that would ultimately give attackers the same level of control over affected systems as authorized administrators.
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By Charlotte Freeman
Major shifts in application development are creating new and significant security risks. Continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines and technology advances like automation and AI mean the development process is now so complicated and fast-moving that corporations, DevOps directors, and security groups struggle to understand and manage it, let alone defend it from assaults.
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By Fred Bals
If you’re a software developer, you’re probably using open source components and libraries to build software. You know those components are governed by different open source licenses, but do you know all the license details? In particular, do you know the sometimes-convoluted licensing conditions that could pose compliance challenges for your organization?
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By Natalie Lightner
In the late 1980s, a buffer overflow in UNIX’s fingerd program allowed Robert T. Morris to create a worm which infected 10% of the Internet—in two days. This event launched cybersecurity to the forefront of computer science headlines for one of the first times in history. Nearly three decades later in 2014, a buffer overflow vulnerability in the OpenSSL cryptography library was disclosed to the public.
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By John Waller
The newly released update in early 2024 of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) from 1.1 to 2.0 represents a significant step forward in cybersecurity management and reflects the latest advancements in technology and threat mitigation.
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By Mike McGuire
Successful software projects are managed well. To manage a project efficiently, the manager or development team must choose the software development methodology that will work best for the project at hand. All methodologies have different strengths and weaknesses and exist for different reasons. Here’s an overview of the most commonly used software development methodologies and why different methodologies exist.
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By Kari Hulkko
The Synopsys Cybersecurity Research Center (CyRC) has identified problems in Zephyr OS related to protecting against internet protocol (IP) address spoofing attacks. Zephyr OS is a popular real-time operating system used in connected, resource-constrained systems like Internet of Things and embedded devices. It is highly customizable and supports multiple architectures, systems-on-a-chip, and boards, making it useful for a wide range of applications.
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By Synopsys
We’re in the AppSec business so you can be in the whatever-amazing-thing-it-is-you-do business. We help transform the way you build and deliver software securely because our true business is helping your business. Build trust in your software.
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By Synopsys
In this video, Product Manager, Scott Tolley shows how setting up the new Project Views feature in Seeker can help developers focus their time and attention on the most relevant vulnerability findings in running applications– without hiding the full details from security team. This new feature lets security and development teams...
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By Synopsys
In this video, we introduce the new Black Duck Supply Chain Edition, which provides a full range of supply chain security capabilities to teams responsible for building secure, compliant applications. With third-party SBOM import and analysis, malware detection, and export options in SPDX or CycloneDX formats, teams can establish complete supply chain visibility, identify and mitigate risk, and align with customer and industry requirements.
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By Synopsys
Polaris Software Integrity Platform is the first no compromise cloud-based application security solution that meets the diverse needs of Development, DevOps, and Security teams.
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By Synopsys
Now a part of the Polaris Software Integrity Platform, fAST Dynamic provides next generation dynamic analysis at scale. fAST Dynamic is a DAST solution that provides an automated, self-service dynamic testing solution for effectively analyzing modern technologies that is fast, easy, and accurate.
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By Synopsys
Proper planning and implementation of security into DevSecOps includes organizational alignment, more frequent testing of critical apps, and fostering a security culture with developer security training.
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By Synopsys
The Software Vulnerability Snapshot explains why a full spectrum of AppSec testing is essential to managing software risk.
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By Synopsys
Discover open source security trends, common vulnerabilities, the risks of AI-generated code, and more from the latest OSSRA report.
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By Synopsys
Too many tests, tools, and findings reduce visibility into your AppSec risk. Learn how an ASPM solution can help.
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By Synopsys
You've realized you need to do a better job of tracking and managing your open source as well as the vulnerabilities and licenses associated with it. How hard can vulnerability management be? Do you really need special tools? After all, the license and vulnerability information is publicly available. Once you get a list of open source components and do some Google searching, you should be all set, right?
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By Synopsys
Open source components are the foundation of every software application in every industry. But, its many benefits can often lead its consumers to overlook how open source affects the security of their application.
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By Synopsys
More than 11.5 billion records with sensitive information were breached between January 2005 and January 2019 (PrivacyRights.org). If your business stores, processes, or transmits cardholder data, it's imperative that you implement standard security procedures and technologies to prevent the theft of this sensitive information. Start by ensuring you're in compliance with the technical and operational requirements set by the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS).
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By Synopsys
Just like most software assets contain open source, modern software applications commonly link to external web services via APIs. But developers using web services might not have a suitable agreement to do so, and they may be inadvertently signing their companies up to terms of service. This white paper covers the types of risk associated with web services and how they can affect an M&A transaction.
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By Synopsys
Threat modeling promotes the idea of thinking like an attacker. It enables organization to build software with security considerations, rather than addresssing security as an afterthought. However, there are some very common misconceptions tha can cause firms to lose their grip around the threat modeling process. This eBook shines a light onto the essentials and helps to get your bearings straight with all things related to threat modeling.
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By Synopsys
Are your developers getting discouraged by too many false positives from security tools that slow them down? You need a solution that boosts their productivity, finds real vulnerabilities, and provides expert remediation guidance. Coverity will help you achieve this and more. Learn how you can assess the ROI of implementing Coverity into your SDLC, quickly build secure applications, and accelerate your software velocity.
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Synopsys solutions help you manage security and quality risks comprehensively, across your organization and throughout the application life cycle.
Synopsys helps development teams build secure, high-quality software, minimizing risks while maximizing speed and productivity. Synopsys, a recognized leader in static analysis, software composition analysis, and application security testing, is uniquely positioned to apply best practices across proprietary code, open source, and the runtime environment. With a combination of industry-leading tools, services, and expertise, only Synopsys helps organizations maximize security and quality in DevSecOps and throughout the software development life cycle.
Build secure, high-quality software faster:
- Integrate security into your DevOps environment: Integrate and automate application security testing with the development and deployment tools you use today.
- Build a holistic AppSec program across your organization: Ensure your people, processes, and technology are aligned to defend against cyber attacks on the software you build and operate.
- Get on-demand security testing for any application: Extend the reach of your application security team with cost-effective security testing by our team of experts.
- Find and fix quality and compliance issues early in development: Maximize software reliability, minimize downstream maintenance headaches, and ensure compliance with industry standards.
- Identify open source, code quality, and security risks during M&A: Avoid surprises that can materially impact the value of software assets your company acquires.
- Assess your AppSec threats, risks, and dependencies: Go beyond security testing to understand likely cyber attack vectors and targets, as well as design flaws that can lead to security breaches.
Any software. Any development model. Any stage. Synopsys has you covered.