Report: State of CNAS, Q2 2021

Open Source & Code Security

8 best practices to prevent SQL injection attacks

SQL injection is one of the most dangerous vulnerabilities for online applications. It occurs when a user adds untrusted data to a database query. For instance, when filling in a web form. If SQL injection is possible, smart attackers can create user input to steal valuable data, bypass authentication, or corrupt the records in your […]

Open Source & Code Security

Keep the Capabilities, Lose the Vulnerabilities: Snyk’s Open Source Security Solution

Open source code is only as safe & reliable as your ability to scan it. Dependencies don’t only jam production – they might also pose real security risks. This is what makes an automated Open Source Security solution so vital to your cloud security stack. In this demo, our solution architect Steven Puddephatt will walk […]

Open Source & Code Security

Demo: Inside Snyk’s Open Source Security

Open source code is only as safe & reliable as your ability to scan it. Dependencies don’t only jam production – they might also pose real security risks. This is what makes an automated Open Source Security solution so vital to your cloud security stack. In this demo, our solution architect Steven Puddephatt will walk […]

Open Source & Code Security

Practicing Security in Open Source Communities

Open source projects are the embodiment of the core philosophy: ‘free internet and technology for everyone around the globe’. They can be created, changed and distributed to anyone by anyone and for any purpose. Contributing to an open source projects is an endorsement of this philosophy, that promotes digital literacy in technological and non-technological communities. […]