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Security Compass Ranked 24th on the 2021 List of Best Workplaces in Canada
Security Compass has been named to the 2021 list of Best Workplaces in Canada for the third year in a row. The company has one of the most inclusive and trust-building work cultures in Canada.
Cybersecurity — Friend or Foe for Digital Innovation in Financial Services and Fintech?
The combination of digitization and innovation has fundamentally changed the outlook for companies within the fintech and financial services sector.
Addressing the Problems With Application Security
How businesses can achieve a balanced approach for rapid and secure application development.
Managing Business Risk in a DevOps Context
Balanced development automation is a natural evolution of DevOps because it includes risk and compliance, as well as technical, concerns.
Rebuild security and compliance foundations with automation
Instead of patchwork security fixes, financial organizations need to embrace automation, create and deploy secure software and address implementation problems.
SD Elements by Security Compass Now Available in U.S. DoD Iron Bank Repository
Security Compass today announced that their flagship product, SD Elements, is now available in the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Platform One Iron Bank repository
Where One Vulnerability Researcher Sees AI In 2030
The biggest contributions of AI to our society have yet to be realized. We will see advancements in three areas by 2030 as a result of AI – personal assistance devices, genomics, and space exploration
Security Compass Announces Separation of Advisory Division to Expand Consulting Business
In response to growing market demand, the Advisory division becomes a distinct business unit to provide more in-depth security strategy, security testing, and adversarial simulation
Google: Insufficient and rushed patching leads to more zero-day exploits
An analysis of 24 zero-day vulnerability exploits discovered in 2020 revealed that a quarter of them appeared to be closely related derivatives of previously known exploits.
Automation has a key role to play in secure software development
“The 2021 State of DevSecOps” study was designed to gather insights into different approaches and views on DevSecOps with a focus on large enterprises where security threats are gravest
Survey Shows DevSecOps Progress in Larger Organizations
A survey of 250 U.S. and UK large enterprises with more $1 billion in revenue, finds three-quarters (75%) have implemented DevSecOps processes on current application development projects.
More automation is needed to speed up secure software development
The single most important driver of DevSecOps programs is improving the security, quality, and resilience of software, according to a new report.
Security Compass Releases “The 2021 State of DevSecOps” Study Highlighting the Need for Automation in Secure Software Development
Building the resistance: how the cyber security industry is protecting the web
The SolarWinds breach of the U.S. government capped off a banner year for cyberattacks. But experts say it could end up making the internet more secure.
The state of app sec tools: 5 trends shaping the big shift in 2021
Here are five key trends shaping the shift to more secure development and deployment of software.
Security Compass Launches Hands-On Training Lab to Enhance Developer Skills and Application Security Programs
Security Compass expanded its e-learning program to provide interactive scenarios for developers to expand their knowledge of common security vulnerabilities.
The Data-Centric Path to Zero Trust
Data is an organization's most valuable asset, so a data-centric approach would provide the best value for organizations, now and in the future.
Technado, Ep. 182: Security Compass’ Rohit Sethi
Rohit Sethi from Security Compass joined the Technado team this week to talk about their platform to drive secure application development, then gave his opinions on the new IoT cybersecurity law.