If you're new to Application Security, you may be confused by the different terminology and where exactly Application Security fits relative to all the different phases of application development and during runtime of applications.
If you're new to Application Security, you may be confused by the different terminology and where exactly Application Security fits relative to all the different phases of application development and during runtime of applications.
DAST testing is an important part of the application development process, but there are some significant areas for improvement. We'll talk about five areas that need help and how K2 can improve your DAST testing experience.
There are important reasons why an organization would want to find and remediate as many vulnerabilities as possible during the development cycle, including security, cost, and time.
The amount of vulnerabilities found in code continues to increase at an unprecedented rate. Once discovered, you need better visibility and details about vulnerabilities to help you remediate vulnerabilities more quickly.
Current DAST testing tools often miss vulnerabilities that make it to production. Learn how you can find additional hidden vulnerabilities during DAST testing of your web applications.
DevOps and DevSecOps may have you wondering, what's the difference. DevSecOps simply means placing security practices early during the SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle) processes within an Agile framework. Learn more here.
The amount of vulnerabilities found in code continues to increase at an unprecedented rate. In 2019, 17,306 vulnerabilities were recorded in the US-Cert Vulnerability database. In addition we're on track this year to beat last year's number with 10,861 new vulnerabilities already recorded in the first half of 2020.
A new survey of developers has found that all application security (appsec) tools impact productivity of over 80% of developers.
For a threat that's been around since the inception of the OWASP Top 10 list, it should be troubling that 26 percent of all small businesses have suffered from a SQL Injection attack in the last year, yet according to a recent article it remains one of the least-talked about threats to organizations.
Traditional testing measures often occur too late in the process to effectively find and fix vulnerabilities before causing costly production delays, or worse, putting organizations at risk for potential security breaches.