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Cycode Adds AI Agent Teammates to Secure Software Supply Chains

Cycode, this week, added multiple artificial intelligence (AI) agents to its application security posture management (ASPM) capable of monitoring code and offering remediation suggestions. In addition, the company is adding an ability to, in real-time, monitor continuous integration processes running in memory. That capability makes it possible to thwart, for example, recent attacks that exploited […]

Mike Vizard · Apr 24, 2025
AI

Endor Labs Adds AI Agents to Automate Application Security Reviews

Endor Labs today added a set of artificial intelligence (AI) agents to its platform, specifically trained to identify security defects in applications and suggest remediations. Fresh off raising an additional $93 million in funding, Endor Labs founder and CEO Varun Badhwar said going beyond simply identifying vulnerabilities in code, these AI agents are trained to […]

Mike Vizard · Apr 23, 2025
Blogs

Veracode Extends Scope and Reach of DevSecOps Portfolio

Veracode today updated its risk management tool to provide integration with Kubernetes runtime environments, increased integration with code repositories to make it simpler to identify the origin of vulnerabilities and, available shortly, an ability to add tags and classifications to help streamline remediation efforts.

Mike Vizard · Apr 22, 2025
Application Performance Management/Monitoring

Postman Adds Hub to Centralize Management of APIs

Postman this week added a Spec Hub platform to its portfolio that makes it possible to centralize the design, management and maintenance of application programming interface (API) specifications.

Mike Vizard · Apr 18, 2025
AI

AI-Generated Code Packages Can Lead to ‘Slopsquatting’ Threat

AI hallucinations – the occasional tendency of large language models to respond to prompts with incorrect, inaccurate or made-up answers – have been an ongoing concern as the enterprise adoption of generative AI has accelerated over the past two years. They’re also an issue for developers using AI-based tools when building code, including generating names of packages […]

Jeff Burt · Apr 18, 2025
Blogs

Report: Commercial Software Just as Vulnerable as Open Source

An analysis published by ReversingLabs, a provider of tools for securing application development environments, suggests that commercial software used in software supply chains is just as vulnerable as open-source code.

Mike Vizard · Apr 15, 2025
AI

Heroku Extends PaaS Reach to AI Application Development

Heroku, a subsidiary of Salesforce, is piloting support for inference capabilities within its platform-as-a-service (PaaS) environment in addition to tightening the level of integration it provides with artificial intelligence (AI) agents developed by its parent company.

Mike Vizard · Apr 15, 2025
AI

GitHub Brings Together Security, Developers to Fix Code Flaws

GitHub is linking developers with security pros to reduce the number of vulnerabilities that may be hiding in code that already is in workflows. The highly popular Microsoft-owned code repository this week said its security campaigns, which were released in public preview in October 2024, are now generally available to GitHub Advanced Security and GitHub […]

Jeff Burt · Apr 11, 2025
Blogs

Survey Surfaces Open Source Observability Gains

A survey of 1,255 observability practitioners and IT leaders finds that reliance on open-source software to enable observability continues to increase, with 76% of respondents now using open-source software tools and platforms such as OpenTelemetry and Prometheus.

Mike Vizard · Apr 2, 2025
Blogs

JFrog Survey Surfaces Limited DevSecOps Gains

A global survey of 1,402 application developers, cybersecurity and IT operations professionals finds 71% work for organizations that, despite any potential vulnerabilities, still allow developers to download packages directly from the internet.

Mike Vizard · Apr 1, 2025