Adapting the Best of Fintech to Small Business Lending
Challenging Some of the Myths About Static Code Analysis
SCA can be described as the analysis of whole-program source code without the execution of that program. A number of interpretations and even misconceptions about this technology and how it impacts or benefits developers have emerged over time.Thankful…
Static Code Analysis in an Agile World
To keep pace with ever-increasing customer demands on software functionality and time-to-market expectations, software developers are having to develop higher quality code faster.As a result, Agile development is becoming more common. However, to fully…
Fitting Static Code Analysis into Continuous Integration
That’s where Static Code Analysis (SCA) comes in, bringing a suite of automated checks for everything from security vulnerabilities and concurrency violations, to gaps in compliance, to industry standards.In this guide to fitting SCA into CI, learn abo…
Top Automotive Security Vulnerabilities
Trying to build connected automotive software that’s both bulletproof and secure is a big task; knowing where to focus time and energy can be half the challenge. Nearly 90 percent of all detected security holes can be traced back to just ten types of v…
Defend Against Injection-Based Attacks
Injection vulnerabilities allow a malicious attacker to insert specific commands into an application or code that will execute undesired behavior on their behalf. These attacks usually exploit an application at the point where it requests user input fo…
Rogue Wave Software 2015 Open Source Support Report
Open Source Software (OSS) Has Taken Over The Enterprise: Top 5 OSS Trends of 2015
Join Richard Sherrard, director of product management at Rogue Wave Software, for a webinar reviewing the top five OSS trends of 2015.In this webinar you’ll learn how to:Discover the OSS in your codebase to ensure that code is free of bugs, security vu…
Reduce Your Open Source Security Risk: Strategies, Tactics, and Tools
Open source software is here to stay but that doesn’t mean that developers can use it without considering the vulnerabilities and security issues they may introduce into their development projects. The fact is, there’s no such thing as bulletproof, bug…


