Development – The TechBriefs

Pentesting is prioritized but only 32 percent of attack surfaces are tested

While 95 percent of organizations say they rank pentesting as a top priority, they are currently testing only 32 percent […]

Has Agile lost its way? How AI-powered DevSecOps can help [Q&A]

Agile. What started 25 years ago as a movement for responsiveness and customer value now often gets bogged down by […]

How evidence-based policy controls are changing software releases [Q&A]

Traditional software trust models have relied heavily on faith in checklists, signatures, and a patchwork of compliance artifacts. But in […]

New tool aims to speed up pentesting without risking safety

Autonomous testing tools promise efficiency but can introduce security risks and inaccuracies in production environments. On the other hand traditional […]

New testing agent helps verify AI-generated code

AI coding tools like Cursor and GitHub Copilot are generating code faster than any human team can verify it. Developers […]

87 percent of organizations run software with known exploitable vulnerabilities

A new report from Datadog finds that 87 percent of organizations have at least one known exploitable vulnerability in their […]

Open source vulnerabilities double with AI code creation

Open source has become effectively universal, appearing in 98 percent of codebases, meaning almost every application now inherits third-party risk. […]

Continuous testing tool delivers ‘self-securing’ software

Traditional penetration testing relies on manual or point-in-time assessments, often delivered weeks after software has already shipped. In a recent […]

AI is a priority for software testers but accuracy is essential

A new study from Leapwork looks at how software testers approach AI and what determines confidence in its use. It […]

AI is now the #1 challenge in application security

A new study from Black Duck looks at how organizations worldwide are transforming their software security initiatives (SSIs) to manage […]