Cyber Security

Three considerations for building an effective security program

This is a guest post by Alex Bovee, CEO and Co-Founder of ConductorOne, an identity security company.

Can AI write secure code?

Security implications of HTTP response headers

This article spotlights several HTTP headers that impact security and suggests best practices for leveraging HTTP response headers to secure web applications.

Enforce against vulnerability sprawl with up-to-date images

60-day study by Chainguard reveals vulnerability differences in Docker Hub vs. Chainguard Images.

Snyk Partner Speak Video with ServiceNow: A complete view of application security

We just released a new Snyk Partner Speak Video to showcase how Snyk and ServiceNow work together to provide a complete view of your application security posture.

How to perform JavaBeans Validation

In this article, we’ll create a new Java application and validate some example strings to demonstrate how JavaBean Validation works.

Best Practices To Speed Up Your Serverless Applications

Learn about some best practices to speed up your serverless applications using Prisma.

How secure is your public cloud? Quick wins & best practices

What is cross-tenant risk? How do you spot vulnerabilities? And how can the famous PEACH framework help?

Chainguard joins DHS S&T new startup cohort to strengthen software supply chain

Chainguard joins DHS S&T new startup cohort focused on strengthening software supply chain visibility tools.

Move over, Dockerfiles! The new way to craft containers

Creating Docker images can sometimes be a pain. Here are alternatives for crafting containers, like ko, Bazel, Nix, and apko, and their strengths and weaknesses

Lessons from OpenSSL vulnerabilities part 2: Finding and fixing supply chain vulnerabilities

This supply chain series centers on the lessons learned from OpenSSL and what you need to consider when enhancing your supply chain security. Let’s dive into part two and discuss how to find — and more importantly, fix — vulnerabilities in your supply chain.