True DevSecOps requires shifting both left and right, testing in both staging and production environments continuously in real-time.

Shift left is one of the most popular terms within modern cybersecurity. As a result, the core objective and best approach to shift left has become unclear. 

While organizations must install a culture of DevSecOps to realize all of zero trust's benefits, technology and automation do not pose any hurdles to implementing these principles.

State of the Software Supply Chain Report from Sonatype found legacy open source downloads leading to cybersecurity vulnerability exploitation.

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.

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and federal intelligence agencies have released guidance titled Securing the Software Supply Chain for Developers.

In a new podcast episode, Erez Yalon, Vice President of Security Research at Checkmarx, talks how security leaders can avoid common cybersecurity mistakes in their organizations.

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.

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