Reality Check on Automated Security Testing
Limited automation and ineffectiveness are two problems facing the application security testing market.
Tag: Information security
DevOps Security Needs More Tooling
More than half (56 percent) of survey respondents believe that integration of security into the entire DevOps process is either poorly done or non-existent.
SSL Adoption Continues to Rise
Three years ago only 15 percent of websites worldwide used a valid SSL (secure socket layer) certificate authority. In April 2018 that figure has jumped to 50 percent according to W3Tech’s data. The remaining sites either don’t have a certificate or have one that is not […]
SecOps Spends Its Days Monitoring
Given the shortage of information security professionals, it is concerning that only 45 percent of respondents said their job experience was meeting their expectations.
Developers Care About Security, but the Infosec Team Cares More
60% of a developer-focused survey said that release schedules have overridden security concerns at their organization.
A Scan of the Container Vulnerability Scanner Landscape
Container registries and vulnerability scanners are often bundled together, but they are not the same thing.
Agreement Between Sec and Dev
Information security pros may be a thorn in developers’ sides, but, in reality, they need each other, and they know it. New Relic just released results from a survey of both developers and security pros. They found much more agreement than you would think. At least 79 […]
Influencers = 2% of Security Community
A recent presentation by Adrian Sanabria inspired me to look at the community of information security professionals. Analyzing a community can provide insights into workforce development initiatives and for marketers’ communication to their audiences. As someone who surveys B2B technology markets, this subject is important […]