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Contrast Security, a California based cybersecurity company is the latest firm to join Northern Ireland’s growing cybersecurity sector, creating up to 120 jobs at its new development and delivery centre in Belfast. The company is a pioneer in making so… Continue reading Silicon Valley technology firm Contrast Security to create 120 jobs at new Northern Ireland centre
Combining best in class Runtime Application Self Protection (RASP) and Bot Mitigation to prevent exploits across websites and mobile apps Contrast Security, the pioneer in enabling “self-protecting” software with security safeguards built d… Continue reading Application Security for Modern Applications
Round led by new investor Warburg Pincus validates the visionary approach of Contrast’s innovative software security platform Los Altos, Calif., Feb. 28, 2019 – Contrast Security, the pioneer in embedding vulnerability analysis and exploit preven… Continue reading Contrast Security Closes $65 Million Series D Funding Round
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Although third-party software libraries represent a majority of an application’s code, they account for less than seven percent of application vulnerabilities. Typically, applications contain both custom code – the code developed by an organization – and third-party libraries. Contrast Labs analyzed 1,857 software applications, which included several thousand different open source libraries, frameworks, and modules, and found that custom code represents an average of 21 percent of an application’s code, and libraries occupy the remaining … More → Continue reading Custom code accounts for 93% of application vulnerabilities