We discuss what shift left security means, its benefits and challenges, and how to implement shift left security into your development process.| blog.codacy.com
We discuss how to think about integrating security into a CI/CD pipeline through automated security testing to ensure you get security and speed.| blog.codacy.com
Advancements in technology and decreased costs have made it feasible to implement a proactive approach to web application security.| blog.codacy.com
n this post, we define supply chain security and discuss some common challenges organizations face and best practices for ensuring supply chain security.| blog.codacy.com
Codacy CEO Jaime Jorge discusses why it's imperative to prioritize security in the earliest stages of the software development lifecycle.| blog.codacy.com
We explain what the OWASP is, its significance, its most popular OWASP Top 10 publication, and how to implement secure coding practices using them.| blog.codacy.com
This article will explore DAST tools, how they work, why they are essential, and how to implement these tools properly.| blog.codacy.com
We created a complete guide to cloud security posture management to explain what it is, why companies need to invest in it, its benefits, and more.| blog.codacy.com
We delve into methods and best practices for implementing AST within your organization to ensure robust protection against potential threats.| blog.codacy.com
A complete guide to SAST (Static Application Security Testing), why it's important, and how to implement code security best practices.| blog.codacy.com
We discuss how compliance can be a foundation for robust security practices and how to leverage compliance requirements to bolster your security posture.| blog.codacy.com
We examine hard-coded secrets in depth, explaining what they are, why they are dangerous, how to detect them, and what to do if you find them in your code.| blog.codacy.com
We explore what Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) are, and what software development companies can do to identify and mitigate them.| blog.codacy.com