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Newly appointed Checkmarx CEO Sandeep Johri explains why application security needs to ultimately shift left and right as organizations focus more on securing software.

The cloud has been a relatively recent major breakthrough in the area of computer science. And most organizations have leveraged its benefits by moving their applications to the cloud.

Here is a cautionary tale of what happens if you don’t remove obsolete side projects or sections of your website: Someone might hijack your subdomain.

Ring is everywhere nowadays. The Amazon-owned company’s doorbell-slash-security-camera products are so ubiquitous that it would be a real problem if bad actors got a hold of the data of its tens of millions of users.

Github has announced it will begin selecting accounts for the enrolment of two-factor authentication (2FA) this week, with all users being required to use 2FA by the end of the year.

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Malicious actors are increasingly dropping malware packages into open-source software repositories in the hope that developers will spread that malicious code throughout their applications.

Checkmarx, the global leader in application security solutions, announced today that technology executive Sandeep Johri will succeed co-founder Emmanuel Benzaquen as CEO. Benzaquen will continue to serve on the company’s Board of Directors.

Checkmarx consistently challenges the boundaries of application security, to make application security easy and natural for the software developer community; and at the same time give CISOs the ability and control they need to fulfill their role in the best

A new advisory by SentinelLabs and Checkmarx has linked a threat actor called ‘JuiceLedger’ to the first known phishing campaign targeting Python Package Index (PyPI) users.