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“Your Code Is Only as Safe as Its Dependencies” Is the Cybersecurity Awareness Month Lesson Developers Need

“Your Code Is Only as Safe as Its Dependencies” Is the Cybersecurity Awareness Month Lesson Developers Need

This Cybersecurity Awareness Month, learn why the open-source dependencies in your code are a major security risk and what developers can do about it.
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How to Run a Dependency Audit During Cybersecurity Awareness Month

How to Run a Dependency Audit During Cybersecurity Awareness Month

A practical guide for development and security teams on how to conduct a software dependency audit to improve your organization's security posture.
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From Manual Patches to SBOMs: The Cybersecurity Awareness Month Developer Shift

From Manual Patches to SBOMs: The Cybersecurity Awareness Month Developer Shift

This Cybersecurity Awareness Month, discover why developers are moving from reactive manual patching to proactive security with Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs).
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The Myth That Open Source Is Automatically Safer or Riskier

The Myth That Open Source Is Automatically Safer or Riskier

Is open-source software inherently more secure or more dangerous? The truth is more complex and depends less on the code and more on how it's managed.
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Cybersecurity Awareness Month Developer Risks Ranked by Build Pipeline Exposure

Cybersecurity Awareness Month Developer Risks Ranked by Build Pipeline Exposure

For Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we rank the top developer risks found in the software build pipeline, from dependency abuse to poisoned builds.
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GitLab Introduces New Capabilities for Governed Software Factory to Enhance AI-Generated Software Development

GitLab Introduces New Capabilities for Governed Software Factory to Enhance AI-Generated Software Development

GitLab Introduces New Capabilities for Governed Software Factory to Enhance AI-Generated Software Development
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Why Cybersecurity Awareness Month Is Really a Supply Chain Security Moment

Why Cybersecurity Awareness Month Is Really a Supply Chain Security Moment

October's focus on cybersecurity must evolve beyond passwords and phishing to address the systemic risk hiding in our software and vendor networks.
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Why Most Teams Misread Application Security: Building a Roadmap

Why Most Teams Misread Application Security: Building a Roadmap

Many teams treat application security as a final hurdle, not a core part of development. Here’s why that fails and how to build a better roadmap.
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The Myth That Cloud Security Belongs Only to the Platform Team

The Myth That Cloud Security Belongs Only to the Platform Team

Discover why treating cloud security as the sole job of a platform team is a failing strategy and how a shared responsibility model leads to better outcomes.
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What Defending Against SSRF Actually Looks Like in a Real Incident

What Defending Against SSRF Actually Looks Like in a Real Incident

A practical look at Server-Side Request Forgery, walking through how a real-world SSRF attack is detected, investigated, and neutralized by security teams.
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The IAM Permission Detail That Can Break a Cybersecurity Awareness Month Strategy

The IAM Permission Detail That Can Break a Cybersecurity Awareness Month Strategy

Cybersecurity Awareness Month often misses a critical technical risk: a single, misunderstood IAM permission that can lead to total system compromise.
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“The Cloud Is Someone Else’s Risk Surface”: The Cybersecurity Awareness Month Lesson Engineers Need

“The Cloud Is Someone Else’s Risk Surface”: The Cybersecurity Awareness Month Lesson Engineers Need

For Cybersecurity Awareness Month, engineers must learn a critical lesson: moving to the cloud means inheriting a new and complex set of security risks.