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We take a look at the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee’s report on the Equifax breach, what their findings mean, and how good DevSecOps practices can help to prevent this kind of breach.
In this post, we take ten minutes to build an automated development pipeline with Codefresh, baking in security testing with Snyk. The goal is to keep the tests short and sweet, so we can get back to coding and shipping features.
For the past few months, we have been working hard to improve our lockfile support both in the CLI and web. The new functionality already exists in the CLI and it’s currently being gradually released on the web and it will be soon enabled by default for all of the organizations.
A look back at the chain of events that led to the use of the malicious npm package “flatmap-stream” and a reflection on what it means for the fragility of open source.
An overview of how the malicious flatmap-stream npm package operates, and remediation steps to follow if you’ve been affected.
Guy Podjarny gives an overview of his talk about Serverless Security from the Serverless Computing conference in London.
Snyk released its application security runtime monitoring solution, allowing developers to monitor the behavior of their open source components in runtime
Welcome to the largest survey ever of Java developers. The data presented in the following report was taken from more than 10,200 questionnaires, covering JDK vendors, versions, IDEs, build tools, CI servers, Java EE versions, web frameworks, JVM languages, binary repositories, source code repositories, source code management and much more!
Welcome to the largest survey ever of Java developers. The data presented in the following report was taken from more than 10,200 questionnaires, covering JDK vendors, versions, IDEs, build tools, CI servers, Java EE versions, web frameworks, JVM languages, binary repositories, source code repositories, source code management and much more!
Welcome to the largest survey ever of Java developers. The data presented in the following report was taken from more than 10,200 questionnaires, covering JDK vendors, versions, IDEs, build tools, CI servers, Java EE versions, web frameworks, JVM languages, binary repositories, source code repositories, source code management and much more!