Articles Tagged with ''code''

Cybersecurity leadership needs to understand the security challenges of open source code to tackle software supply chain security threats.

Software developers are under pressure to develop programs quickly, but security professionals must work with them to make sure APIs remain secure.

Now more than ever, it’s important to instill trust in the software supply chain. Code signing can help organizations ensure the security of their software supply chain.

Software developers must participate in ongoing training that simulates real-life scenarios to learn secure coding practices.

DevSecOps, a software engineering philosophy that integrates security and development, can aid enterprise cybersecurity efforts.

The “Secrets Insights Across the Software Supply Chain'' report from Apiiro discovered vulnerable personally identifiable information (PII) and passwords stored in private and public repositories.

Low-code software doesn’t need to mean higher security risk. It simply means more education, rigorous app testing, and appropriate security policies around citizen development. 

K-12 students need to learn about cybersecurity along with their exposure to digital technology. The Sphero BOLT, a coding robot, can help teach students about cyber risk management, ethical hacking and more.

Securing the software supply chain is a monumental task for cybersecurity leaders. A survey from Secure Code Warrior investigated how application developers view security in their work.

Where does the responsibility for code vulnerabilities lie, and how can cybersecurity leaders address these vulnerabilities? Find tools for determining the security of code and mitigating cyber risk in your organization.