Recent research studies demonstrate that software supply chain attacks are on the upswing—by almost 300% in 2021 alone. To avoid attacks related to open-source libraries and JavaScript, businesses need to understand the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) associated with JavaScript supply chain attacks. Problems with the JavaScript Supply Chain Begin ... Read More

E-commerce companies are among the businesses most at risk for cyberattacks. High-dollar customer purchases combined with easy-to-hack, JavaScript-based websites are a threat actor’s dream come true. Building a solid e-commerce program means taking some time to understand e-commerce website security, including threats and protective measures.  Security Is Important When Collecting ... Read More

JavaScript is a great programming tool, but JavaScript security problems can cause significant damage to organizations and their customers. To help cybersecurity professionals and software developers better understand everything they need to know to improve JavaScript security, we’ve developed a free, comprehensive e-book, The Ultimate Guide to JavaScript Security. In ... Read More

As we continue to honor women in technology during Women’s History Month, we’re pleased to feature JavaScript developer Anuradha Kumari, in our continuing series, Code of Honor: The Women of Software Development, JavaScript, and Cybersecurity. In this interview, Anuradha shares her journey into the world of technology, computer science, and ... Read More

In an ever-expanding web landscape, JavaScript is the glue that holds website and web application development together. But eventually, weaknesses, cracks, and gaps are going to appear in the JavaScript code. When this happens, businesses may find themselves at risk of something more dangerous. Understanding JavaScript security in today’s digital ... Read More

Women continue to make history, and during Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating women carving paths in the worlds of coding and cybersecurity, in our continuing series, Code of Honor: The Women of Software Development, JavaScript, and Cybersecurity. In this blog, we feature Feroot Security’s own cybersecurity marketing guru, Maria Velasquez, ... Read More

As we continue to honor women in technology during Women’s History Month, we’re pleased to feature JavaScript developer Jessica Cregg, in our continuing series, Code of Honor: The Women of Software Development, JavaScript, and Cybersecurity. Read more on Jessica’s experiences in the world of JavaScript and her useful recommendations on ... Read More

Modern web frameworks can simplify the web application development process dramatically, facilitating innovation and saving time. However, their use can come at a steep price if the framework contains vulnerable or malicious third-party code. JavaScript security can help protect against the dangers of third-party code making it key for use ... Read More

As we continue to honor women in technology during Women’s History Month, we’re pleased to feature CivTech software engineer Alsia Plybeah, in our series, Code of Honor: The Women of Software Development, JavaScript, and Cybersecurity. Read more on Alsia’s experiences in the world of software engineering and her great recommendations ... Read More

Brilliant business ideas are driven by brilliant entrepreneurs. Enter Feroot’s own Ivan Tsarynny, CEO and Vitaly Lim, CTO, whose vision to improve client-side or “front-end” security for businesses around the globe resulted in the closing of $11 million in seed funding led by True Ventures. Feroot will use the funds ... Read More