Overwhelmed and resource-starved app developers are approving vulnerable code and pushing it into live applications in alarming numbers, according to a new research report.
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Cam Martin
- May 13, 2021
Developers Knowingly Push Flawed Code
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Cam Martin
Cam Martin serves as Public Relations Manager and a security writer for Checkmarx, bringing a background in public relations, marketing, and communications to his role. As part of overseeing global PR efforts, he has helped raise the profile of Checkmarx and its executives, resulting in media coverage in Forbes, Fortune, TechRepublic, and more.
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