Software Insecurity Podcast

APIs: Your Next Achilles Heel

On this episode of The Software Insecurity Podcast from Checkmarx, hosts and experts Stephen Gates and Matt Slotten are joined by Checkmarx Head of Product, Steve Boone. The three discuss a new area of concern for leadership, developers, and security professionals alike: API vulnerability. Steve shares the importance of API’s and the challenge of securing them, highlights the difference between shadow API’s and zombie API’s, and explains why we need to identify potential issues earlier rather than later. Plus, he passes along some practical advice! Join us as we deliver intel you can use to mature your application security program and broaden your security skills on this episode of The Software Insecurity Podcast, brought to you by Checkmarx. Follow Us * Twitter @checkmarx [https://twitter.com/checkmarx] * Facebook @Checkmarx.Source.Code.Analysis [https://www.facebook.com/Checkmarx.Source.Code.Analysis] * Linkedin @checkmarx [https://www.linkedin.com/company/checkmarx] Presented by Checkmarx www.checkmarx.com

What Stinks? How Developer Hygiene Impacts Security

On this episode of The Software Insecurity Podcast from Checkmarx, hosts and experts Stephen Gates and Matt Slotten are joined by Checkmarx North American CISO, Pete Chestna! Pete speaks about the importance of good developer hygiene, or the way your team builds software, and how it impacts the quality and security of the code your organization relies on. The trio discuss the risks associated with using open-source components and whether or not they think most organizations are ready for the next incident like Log4j. Plus, Pete shares his concrete recommendations to start assessing and mitigating your own risk. Join us to explore the open-source risk landscape - and why that risk is only increasing - on this episode of The Software Insecurity Podcast, brought to you by Checkmarx. Follow Us * Twitter @checkmarx [https://twitter.com/checkmarx] * Facebook @Checkmarx.Source.Code.Analysis [https://www.facebook.com/Checkmarx.Source.Code.Analysis] * Linkedin @checkmarx [https://www.linkedin.com/company/checkmarx] Presented by Checkmarx www.checkmarx.com

Supply Chain Attacks: Act Now Before It’s Too Late

On this episode of The Software Insecurity Podcast from Checkmarx, hosts and experts Stephen Gates and Matt Slotten are joined by Checkmarx Field CTO Tzachi Zorenshtain. Together, the trio discuss a chilling cybersecurity threat that’s been on the rise recently: supply chain attacks via open source software. Hear firsthand as Tzachi helps lay out the latest trends in open source attacks, how to assess the threat landscape, and offer some concrete suggestions for how to reduce your risk to cyber security threats. Join us as we deliver intel you can use to mature your application security program and broaden your security skills on this episode of The Software Insecurity Podcast, brought to you by Checkmarx. Follow Us * Twitter @checkmarx [https://twitter.com/checkmarx] * Facebook @Checkmarx.Source.Code.Analysis [https://www.facebook.com/Checkmarx.Source.Code.Analysis] * Linkedin @checkmarx [https://www.linkedin.com/company/checkmarx] Presented by Checkmarx www.checkmarx.com

Welcome to the Software Insecurity Podcast

Working in cybersecurity can lead to many restless nights worrying about the safety of your applications. But don’t let software insecurity get you down – we’re here to help you take back your sleep. World-renowned software security evangelists will join our Checkmarx experts Stephen Gates and Matt Slotten to get inside the minds of cyber attackers. Our conversations will be packed with insight into the latest software threats and best practices for maturing your application security program. Each episode will give you real-world AppSec stories, helpful tips, and actionable takeaways designed for industry professionals. Our goal every time will be to deliver intel you can use to mature your application security program and broaden your security skills. Maybe, we’ll even help you get a good night’s sleep. By Checkmarx, for the AppSec community