Category Archives: application security

High number of security flaws found in EMEA-developed apps

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Applications developed by organizations in Europe, Middle East and Africa tend to contain more security flaws than those created by their US counterparts, according to Veracode. Across all regions analysed, EMEA also has the highest percentage of ‘high… Continue reading High number of security flaws found in EMEA-developed apps→

Code alterations more prevalent in Android apps than iOS

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57% of all monitored apps are under attack, with gaming (63%) and FinServ (62%) apps facing the highest risk, according to Digital.ai. The study found no correlation between an app’s popularity and likelihood of being attacked but found Android apps ar… Continue reading Code alterations more prevalent in Android apps than iOS→

What AppSec and developers working in cloud-native environments need to know

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All enterprise organizations are, in essence, software publishers, regardless of their industry. This is because every enterprise relies on custom software applications for managing internal processes, interacting with customers, or analyzing data, mak… Continue reading What AppSec and developers working in cloud-native environments need to know→

CrowdStrike to Acquire Application Intelligence Startup Bionic

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The cash-and-stock transaction provides capabilities for CrowdStrike to beef up its enterprise cloud security portfolio.
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Generative AI lures DevOps and SecOps into risky territory

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Application security leaders are more optimistic than developer leaders on generative AI, though both agree it will lead to more pervasive security vulnerabilities in software development, according to Sonatype. According to the surveyed DevOps and Sec… Continue reading Generative AI lures DevOps and SecOps into risky territory→

Intel Capital Bets on Zenity for Low-Code/No-Code Security

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Israeli security startup Zenity banks $16.5 million in new venture capital funding to work on ‘low-code/no-code’ security technology.
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Baseline standards for BYOD access requirements

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49% of enterprises across Europe currently have no formal Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) policy in place, meaning they have no visibility into or control over if and how employees are connecting personal devices to corporate resources, according to a Jam… Continue reading Baseline standards for BYOD access requirements→