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Static code analysis has come a long way from the days of simple string searches. With the rising complexity of applications and threats, our tooling has evolved to meet the demand for both precision and context-awareness. This blog takes you through...

Introduction This is the first article in a 30-day series on Static Application Security Testing (SAST). We’ll introduce what SAST is and why it matters for building secure software. SAST refers to analyzing source code to find security vulnerabiliti...

DevOps is growing and changing every day, which also means new security risks can appear. Even if your cloud platform is well-protected, your CI/CD pipeline can still be a target. If the pipeline isn’t secure, attackers could find a way in or simple ...

In my previous post about implementing a service layer in Django, I wrote about a simple pattern that "plays nice" with the mountain of functionality that comes with Django out-of-the-box, particularly the ORM. In this implementation, business logic ...

An Introduction to Semgrep: Lightweight Static Analysis for Modern Codebases Introduction In the world of software development, maintaining code quality and security is a continuous challenge. Traditional static analysis tools can be cumbersome, slow...

DevSecOps stands for Development, Security, and Operations. DevSecOps involves introducing security practices and integrating tools earlier in the software development life cycle (SDLC), rather than treating security as a separate, post-development a...
