Increasing software usage makes it harder for businesses to know what they have and where it’s located while aging apps are harder to patch and protect.

According to recent data, a wave of artificial intelligence (AI) adoption is radically shifting how software goes from ideation to deployment.

A report found that 78% of technology leaders are concerned about security threats in Software-as-a-Service for application and software development.

Tool proliferation has created a data volume challenge, making it harder to secure the software development and deployment lifecycle. Fortunately, AI now offers a solution.

The digital transformation race is on, and companies are churning out applications at an ever-increasing pace.

The software supply chain is the backbone of software development. However, the very interconnectedness that makes it efficient also renders it vulnerable to escalating cyber threats.

The CISA announced that 68 leading software manufacturers voluntarily committed to CISA’s Secure by Design pledge.

59% of organizations experienced a software supply chain attack, with 54% of these respondents having experienced one in the past year. 

With rapid AI adoption happening across varying business units, maintaining the integrity of those systems is a growing concern.

The CISA has released a set of guidelines to ensure that software developers are creating secure software systems for the government.