Wiz acquired application security posture management startup Dazz for $450 million to provide enterprises with a unified code-to-cloud solution. CEO Merav Bahat highlights how this partnership will streamline vulnerability management and strengthen remediation capabilities for global organizations.
Melina Scotto Mastin, an accomplished CISO and CyberEdBoard member, shared how her journey from network engineering to CISO shaped her leadership style. She emphasized collaborative cybersecurity approaches, advocating for “shift-left” practices that integrate security early in projects.
By buying DAST provider Probely, Snyk bolsters its platform with advanced API security testing for early SDLC stages. This acquisition aims to help developers identify and reduce vulnerabilities in AI-driven and API-heavy applications. Full integration into Snyk's platform is slated for early 2025.
Zenity has closed a $38 million Series B round to advance its agentic AI security platform and extend its no-code and low-code application support. With investment from Third Point Ventures and DTCP, the funding enables Zenity to cater to clients in sectors like financial services and healthcare.
With Insight Partners as majority owner, Detectify plans to combine application security and attack surface management capabilities. Insight's purchase supports a renewed focus on R&D and engagement with application security professionals in the U.S. and Northern Europe, Detectify’s core markets.
Outthinking and outfighting adversaries in an information-enabled battlefield calls for superior exploitation of data. But the sheer volume of data, combined with data silos and lack of interoperability, can make it challenging to get a holistic, accurate view across a complex environment.
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A $40 million Series B investment will support Socket in rapidly scaling its team and product development. Following a 400% revenue increase, the company plans to build on its success by expanding its application security offerings and enterprise support for more programming languages.
As API adoption expands, organizations face unique security risks. Traditional website protection measures fall short, leaving businesses vulnerable to authentication and authorization abuses, said Richard Meeus, director of security technology and strategy for EMEA at Akamai.
Traditional static analysis tools struggle to keep up with modern development. Long scan times, false positives, and complex setups slow down vulnerability detection, leaving security gaps.
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The discipline of application security has evolved tremendously since the founding of OWASP in 2001. As software development methodologies, languages and ecosystems have advanced, AppSec has often struggled to keep pace with innovation, leading to a persistent gap between the velocity of software and the ability to...
Sonar has integrated Structure 101's design expertise into its platform, enhancing code architecture and reducing dependency issues. This update helps developers streamline workflows and minimize long-term software evolution costs, ensuring good code management across multiple programming languages.
CEO Jason Schmitt explains the rationale behind the revival of the Black Duck brand following Francisco Partners and Clearlake's $2.1 billion acquisition and discusses the future of the company, focusing on profitable growth, application security challenges and the role of AI in code generation.
Hybrid work has brought many benefits to employees and organizations. It has also brought many challenges to light, including the impact slow application performance has on user experience and productivity.
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Software development has evolved at an explosive pace, and while most security testing tools have embraced this evolution as a catalyst to innovate, static analysis tools seem to have missed the invite.
With long scan times, high-false positives, and costly, complex deployments, most static analysis tools leave...
Hellman & Friedman has met with several investments banks in recent weeks and will choose one to run the sale process for Paramus, New Jersey-based Checkmarx, in which it hopes to get at least $2.5 billion, Calcalist reported. The private equity firm bought Checkmarx for $1.15 billion in April 2020.
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