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The Balancing Act is our podcast series that hosts interviews with security practitioners on the challenges they face and their personal journeys. As part of […]
Read More →Everyone knows that the demand for secure software is increasing. While scanning for vulnerabilities can help, it is a reactive solution to the problem. Finding […]
Read More →Identify and Mitigate Software Threats Faster with New SD Elements Threat Modeling and Advanced Reporting Capabilities At Security Compass, we continue to enhance our SD […]
Read More →“Value streams are a critical part of integrating our disparate security activities and aligning them to produce business value. Including multiple stakeholders, from business leaders […]
Read More →Building secure software necessitates a holistic approach to security, which includes bringing “secure by design” principles to life. The industry recognizes the benefits of performing […]
Read More →Author: Trevor Young, Security Compass Chief Product Officer In an earlier blog post, we explained why Security Compass commissioned Forrester Consulting to conduct a study […]
Read More →Application security and software development teams know they need to mature their application security program so they can more proactively identify software security threats and […]
Read More →Companies of all sizes face increased pressure to start or mature their application security programs. Determining how to do so can be confusing, especially with […]
Read More →In the past, most applications were monolithic with self-contained logic and operational functionality. Modern applications are more likely to be built from dozens or hundreds […]
Read More →In the past, building an application meant just that: a single, monolithic application built by a single team. When the application was updated, any change […]
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