secure coding practices
Mobile App Platforms: Don’t Let Database Security Come Back to Bite YouÂ
Mert Celik | | AI-generated code risks, app database protection, backend security, cloud database security, cryptographic purging, data lifecycle management, DevSecOps best practices, Firebase security misconfiguration, Identity Verification, insider threats, least privilege access, mobile app security, mobile data breaches, Role-Based Access Control, secure coding practices, secure mobile development, Tea app breach, third-party API security
The Tea app breach highlights how weak back-end security can expose sensitive user data. Learn essential strategies for access control, data lifecycle management and third-party risk reduction ...
Security Boulevard
Continuing to Advance Secure Practices in Organizations
Explore strategies for enhancing organizational security, including MFA, secure coding, and SSO. Learn how to protect your enterprise from evolving cyber threats ...
Python Developers Targeted Via Fake Crytic-Compilers Package
Wajahat Raja | | Crytic-compilers, Cyber Attack Prevention, Cyber Threats, Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity News, Data theft prevention, Dependency Management, Developer vigilance, information stealer, Lumma malware, malware-as-a-service, Package authenticity, PyPI security, Python developers, Python package security, Python security best practices, secure coding practices, Software Development, supply chain attack, Threat Intelligence, Typosquatting
As per recent reports, cybersecurity experts uncovered a troubling development on the Python Package Index (PyPI) – a platform used widely by developers to find and distribute Python packages. A malicious package ...
Developing Best Practices for API Security
APIs are pivotal to the overall success of a digital transformation. They allow developers to work across the digital assets and across multiple systems with ease. More organizations are adopting API initiatives, ...
Security Boulevard
Despite Pen Testing Efforts, Stubborn Vulnerabilities Persist
George V. Hulme | | app vulnerabilities, Application penetration testing, AppSec, secure coding practices
For those security professionals who work to mitigate enterprise software vulnerabilities, it may often seem like Groundhog Day—patching and mitigating the same types of vulnerabilities over and over again. As a just-released ...
Security Boulevard
Race Conditions Can Exist in Go
Checkmarx Security Research Team | | Blog, developers, golang, Race Condition, Secure Coding, secure coding practices, Technical Blog, Vulnerability Remediation
Overview The Go Programming Language (also known as Golang) is an open source programming language created by Google. Go is compiled and is statically typed as in C (with garbage collection). It ...
You Better Get Going with Go
Stephen Gates | | Blog, Coding Languages, developers, golang, Secure Coding, secure coding practices, Software Developers, Technical Blog
“I think Node (.js) is not the best system to build a massive server web. I would use Go for that. And honestly, that’s the reason why I left Node. It was ...
Welcome to Checkmarx Golang Week!
Stephen Gates | | Blog, Coding Languages, developers, golang, Secure Coding, secure coding practices, Software Developers, Technical Blog
When beginning to utilize any new programming language, a frequent obstacle developers face is the sheer lack of secure coding education and training about common pitfalls and coding errors during the language-learning ...
AppSec Training – Necessary, but not sufficient
Dana Raveh | | Application Security Trends, Application Security Vulnerabilities, appsec awareness program, AppSec education program, AppSec Tips & Best Practices, Blog, Codebashing, Secure Coding Education, secure coding practices
It’s no secret that the earlier you discover security bugs in the software development life cycle (SDLC), the more time, money, and resources you will save. While making use of “reactive” security ...
Houston [I mean Bulgaria], we’ve got a problem
Dana Raveh | | Application Security, Application Security Testing, Application Security Trends, AppSec Testing, Blog, Data Security Breach, developers, secure coding practices, Security Vulnerabilities
Every relationship is built on trust. Trust is at the core of every lasting relationship, whether it’s between family members, between spouses, between organizations and their customers, and even between citizens and ...

