Collaborate Disseminate
In the Holy Programming Language Wars, the lingua franca of system programming – also known as C – is often lambasted for being unsecure, error-prone, and plagued with more types …read more Continue reading The White House Memory Safety Appeal is a Security Red Herring
For years, developers and IT security teams have been at loggerheads. While developers feel security slows progress, security teams assert that developers sacrifice security priorities in their quest to accelerate production. This disconnect results in flawed software that is vulnerable to attack. While advocates for speed and security clash, consumers must often pay the price […]
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In the ever-growing software ecosystem, successful products need to have great performance, security, maintainability and usability. For the people who deliver those products, quality assurance, time to market and cost matter most. They sometimes push security-related tasks to the side. After all, time is tight. It doesn’t matter if the system is secure if features […]
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Detecting vulnerabilities in code has been a problem facing the software development community for decades. Undetected weaknesses in production code can become attack entry points if detected and exploited by attackers. Such vulnerabilities can greatly damage the reputation of the company releasing the software and, potentially, the operational and financial well-being of the companies that […]
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BluBracket, an early stage startup that focuses on keeping source code repositories secure, even in distributed environments, announced a $12 million Series A today. Evolution Equity Partners led the round with help from existing investors Unusual Ventures, Point72 Ventures, SignalFire and Firebolt Ventures. When combined with the $6.5 million seed round we reported on last […] Continue reading BluBracket nabs $12M Series A to expand source code security platform
BluBracket, a new security startup from the folks who brought you Vera, came out of stealth today and announced a $6.5 million seed investment. Unusual Ventures led the round with participation by Point72 Ventures, SignalFire and Firebolt Ventures. The company was launched by Ajay Arora and Prakash Linga, who until last year were CEO and […] Continue reading BluBracket scores $6.5M seed to help secure code in distributed environments