Application security teams are spending a vast majority of their time trying to convince developers to fix security issues – making scaling their application security program practically impossible. Developers are overwhelmed and frustrated, too. Driven by the mainstream adoption of DevOps practices and cloud platforms, they are expected to release software more frequently and faster than ever before. As they work to meet these rising expectations, the vulnerabilities security asks them to fix often end up being ignored. This causes friction between developers and security and leaves applications vulnerable.
On a recent episode of the Future of Application Security podcast, Chad Girouard, AVP Application Security at LPL Financial, talked about some of the challenges to overcome...
Read moreOn a recent episode of the Future of Application Security podcast, Dave Ferguson, Director of Technical Product Management, Software Supply Chain Security at ReversingLabs, explained why the...
Read moreOn a recent episode of the Future of Application Security podcast, Curtis Koenig, Head of Application Security at Gen, talked about how he's able to understand security...
Read moreTromzo’s unified Product Security Operating Platform (PSOP) brings security visibility and control to the entire software lifecycle from code to cloud, so your organization can build secure software, fast!
Contextual software asset inventory (code repos, software dependencies, SBOMs, containers, microservices, etc.), so you know what you have, who owns them, and which ones are important to the business.
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