As a reporter for a publication focused on software development two years ago, I wrote a couple stories about how first software was developed so it did what it was designed to do, then they’d worry ...

In last week's column, I talked to Bruce Schneier about complexity, one of the main reasons it will be hard for computer security to improve in the future. As software becomes more complex, in terms ...

DevSecOps, short for Development, Security, and Operations, is a methodology that integrates security practices into software Development Operations (DevOps). It emphasizes that security should be a ...

For all the scary talk about cyberattacks from vendors and industry experts, relatively few attacks are actually devastating. But the Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) attack was. The JLR breach wasn’t some ...

95% of planned development tasks are not properly assessed for security risk. Addressing security early in the design phase is far more cost-effective than fixing vulnerabilities later. Retrofitting ...

The push to innovate and create can often drive software developers to move at breakneck speed to deliver new apps, updates and bug fixes — a frenetic pace that can lead to security oversight.

The DevSecOps system unifies CI/CD and built-in security scans in one platform so that teams can ship faster with fewer vulnerabilities.

As software becomes more complex, security only becomes more difficult. More lines of code, indeed, bring greater potential for bugs. At least, that’s one side of the debate. “In general, I wholly ...