Avoiding common integration pitfalls that set your organization back is critical in today’s fast-paced software development landscape. In today’s fast-paced software development landscape, DevOps has become the go-to approach for organizations looking to accelerate their application delivery. However, ensuring the security of applications in a DevOps environment is no small feat.

By streamlining application security for the enterprise, Polaris is redefining secure development. As organizations increasingly prioritize operational efficiency, the importance of incorporating application security (AppSec) programs into their processes becomes increasingly evident. They must also address the challenges of managing multiple AppSec vendors while reducing costs and optimizing dataflow. Further, they need to consolidate and minimize system upgrade efforts.

Software impacts tech and nontech businesses alike, which is why a strategic acquirer or PE firm always needs due diligence. Banking and finance, manufacturing, healthcare, automotive, construction, entertainment, education, hospitality. The landscape of industries that historically are not driven by technologically continues to shift and shrink.

AppSec integrations can help keep development secure at the speed your business requires. Whether you’re building software, selling it, or using it to run your business, in today’s fully digitized environment, every business is, necessarily, a software business. And to keep your business running at the speed today’s competitive environment requires, you increasingly depend on technology.

Reducing complexity and providing insight into software risk, consolidation is the wave of the application security testing future. As the convergence of economic and practical factors increases pressure on organizations to streamline their application security (AppSec) initiatives, consolidation is emerging as a practical solution.

Understanding how to overcome the challenges of interoperability in fuzz testing helps ensure efficient and comprehensive testing results.

Learn how to shield your organization from the danger of malicious packages in the npm ecosystem and beyond. Software packages are a popular means to distribute open source and third-party software. They are often pulled from an outside source through a package manager or installer program, and they typically include source code, libraries, documentation, and other files needed to build and run the software.

Addressing the many security vulnerabilities in the Microsoft 365 productivity suite requires baselines, recommendations, and security advice from a range of trusted, industry-leading sources.

The 2023 OSSRA report indicates that organizations are failing to patch high-risk vulnerabilities; our vulnerability deep-dive shows how to evaluate your own risk. According to the 2023 “Open Source Security and Risk Analysis” (OSSRA) report, 96% of commercial code contains open source material. In fact, 76% of the code that Black Duck® Audit Services scanned in 2022 was open source.