Cybersecurity Leadership

Adopt these best practices to move past a reactive approach to software development and build a productive work environment. Collaboration can turn security into a shared goal, not a bottleneck.

Uneven maintenance practices and developers' willingness to download risky code have made open-source repositories a favored initial access tactic for attackers.

A recent analysis of breaches involving application programming interfaces (APIs) arrives at some eye-popping damage figures, but which companies are most affected, and in what ways?

The use of DevSecOps methodology will enable any software organization to stay ahead of data security while rolling out their products efficiently and quickly.

QA and testers need to be first-class members of the team

The rate of change in the security landscape is so fast-paced and there are always new threats and new threats to keep on top of. The idea of being able to build that process regularly into the framework means you can keep on top of it. If your system can’t scale, you can’t grow and if it is vulnerable the damage is immeasurable.

The 4 best practices to implement true shift-left security. Developers and security teams must unite early in the software development lifecycle.

Agile requires longstanding culture shifts and decisions rooted in data.

Security needs to be an ever thought and not an afterthought in DevOps.