As part of our ongoing mission to help organizations develop and deploy more secure software and applications, and in light of Checkmarx’s expanded insight into the open source security landscape with its recently launched SCA solution, the Checkmarx Security Research Team analyzed Drupal, an open source content management system (CMS) and one of the top
It’s no secret that retail has been in the midst of a massive digital transformation over the past few years, largely driven by emerging software and technology, as shoppers seek out new experiences, increased level of conveniences, and exciting loyalty-based perks and rewards. And due to current circumstances, this has been amplified even further, forcing
Although software is significantly changing our work, home, and personal lives, many don’t realize that today’s software is made up of numerous ingredients. Some of the software we use daily contains pieces of custom code that’s developed internally by an organization, while other pieces of code come from community-driven open source projects that end up
CxSCA harnesses Checkmarx’s best-in-class automation capabilities to enable developers to find, prioritize, and remediate critical open source vulnerabilities earlier and faster RAMAT GAN, ISRAEL – June 2, 2020 – Checkmarx, the global leader in software security solutions for DevOps, today announced the launch of Checkmarx SCA (CxSCA), the company’s new, SaaS-based software composition analysis solution. CxSCA leverages Checkmarx’s industry-leading source code analysis and automation capabilities, empowering security and development teams to easily identify vulnerabilities within
Over the course of this adventure into the culinary world of software development, we have drawn comparisons between open source software and cookie recipes, and equated open source risks to spoiled ingredients. When cooking, it’s imperative that we prep our kitchen properly, stocking the tools and equipment, getting our timing and steps in order, soliciting
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