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Shifting visibility downstream in the SDLC with an AppSec tool like Code Dx enables companies to build high-quality software, faster. A key component of DevOps is the ability to support software branching and merging. Software branching enables software development teams to develop multiple parts of software at the same time, to have multiple releases for various platforms, and to help manage larger software teams with many different roles and responsibilities. Shifting testing visibility downstream
In an application security context, there’s a layer of obfuscation when it comes to tracking visibility at the branch level. Security testing in many enterprises still occurs only in the release branch. There are a number of reasons for this, including the cost and complexity of managing security issues in multiple versions or branches. Feature branches enable developers to work together as well as individually with a copy of the main codebase. Projects are often worked on for hours, days, weeks, or even months for some products. When a developer is working on a specific feature, when is the best time to tell them about a potential security flaw they are introducing? If you answered while the developer is still developing the feature, you are correct. Security analysis must break out of main branch / release branch style of compliance scanning and be performed earlier in the life cycle so that developers can get security results delivered to them while they are still in the context of developing the feature. They are much more likely to fix issues immediately without needing to remember to do it later. But although this may seem simple to do, there are factors that introduce complications in the triage process. Reducing security-developer friction
We can’t just run a security scan in a feature branch and deliver the raw results to a developer. The security tooling must be aware of the full historical context of any auditing that has occurred previously for any existing security issues (or false positive or contextual filtering). It is not helpful for a tool to re-identify existing or known bugs that have been deferred by auditors in past audits. Developers typically want to be told of any security mistakes, especially when they are told efficiently and with past audits applied. These mistakes can be added to a consolidated list of security issues in their branch to ensure they are remediated before merging the code into main. Enabling a developer to make the secure choice more easily and shifting visibility downstream in the SDLC reduces security/developer friction, and ultimately enables organizations to build quality software. Empowering developers with this level of visibility improves code security, but it also enables developers to build better products. Using feedback loops and communicating critical vulnerabilities and fixes in the developer context ensures that they have the information needed for remediation with minimal friction to the DevOps process. Improving visibility into your applications with Code Dx 
Providing this level of visibility is essential to effective DevSecOps . Code Dx® offers many features that enable DevSecOps and help development teams perform audits and analyses for multiple project branches within individual projects. This provides more flexibility in managing software audits and fixes, integrating security decisions within source code management (SCM) workflows, and limiting disruptions and inefficiencies because of multiple code commits . Code Dx assists DevSecOps teams with
Reducing management complexity. Code Dx can manage scanning, security issues, audits, and developer feedback for hundreds of branches within a single project. Eliminating developer bottlenecks. Code Dx prioritizes findings based on risk, providing guidance on what to fix and in what priority, driving developer efficiency. Code Dx can also clone main branches to test proposed remediation fixes and always includes any past audit data. Building security into the software branch workflow. Code Dx provides support for both short- and long-lived branch workflows, including the ability for the branch to inherit the historical audit data from the main. And it provides the flexibility to choose any Code Dx project to clone. Interested in learning more about Code Dx? Email*

Building security into existing source code management workflows

“WhiteHat Security’s DAST capabilities complement our strengths in static analysis, interactive analysis and software composition analysis, while their expertise in SaaS will accelerate our security testing SaaS capabilities,” said Synopsys’ Jason Schmitt. April 28, 2022, 10:01 AM EDT
Synopsys is boosting its application security capabilities with the acquisition of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) security standout WhiteHat Security for $330 million. Synopsys, a Mountain View, Calif.-based semiconductor, automation, and security testing specialist, is looking to leverage WhiteHat’s SaaS delivery of dynamic application security testing (DAST) technology into its security technology portfolio, according to Jason Schmitt, general manager of the Synopsys Software Integrity Group. “WhiteHat Security’s DAST capabilities complement our strengths in static analysis, interactive analysis and software composition analysis, while their expertise in SaaS will accelerate our security testing SaaS capabilities,” said Schmitt in a statement. “We are excited about the value this will create for our customers and welcome the WhiteHat Security team as they join us in our mission to build trust in the software that businesses depend on.”
In 2020, Synopsys acquired a similar application security company in Tinfoil Security to better integrate dynamic application security testing into development and DevOps workflows. Then in 2021, Synopsys purchased Code Dx, an artificial intelligence performance optimization specialist. Code Dx boosted Synopsys’ silicon lifecycle management portfolio with real-time, in-field optimization software technologies. Synopsys , who’s vice president of global channels, Tom Herrmann, was named a 2022 Channel Chief, said WhiteHat Security will provide it with significant SaaS capabilities and market leading (DAST) technology to strengthen its broad application security testing portfolio. The two companies say they share a vision for delivering SaaS-based security testing solutions and building security into the software development lifecycle. “The combination of our respective strengths and our shared vision for the future of application security presents exciting opportunities for our customers and the broader market,” said WhiteHat CEO Craig Hinkley in a statement. “We look forward to continuing to serve the loyal customers that have trusted WhiteHat Security for nearly 20 years and expanding our footprint as part of the larger Synopsys portfolio.”
WhiteHat Security is owned by NTT Security Corp., which acquired it in 2019. Synopsys is expected to complete its purchase of WhiteHat from NTT during its third fiscal quarter. Synopsys has a long history in the electronic design automation (EDA) and semiconductor industry with a broad portfolio of application security testing tools and services. The company touts its portfolio of software security products and services as the most comprehensive in the world and interoperates with third-party and open source tools to allow customers to leverage existing technology investments to build the best security program possible. Related Topics:

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Even though the first week of the New Year was terrible for the technology sector, with investors concerned about looming interest-rate hikes and the continuing spread of the COVID-19 omicron... This story originally appeared on StockNews
Even though the first week of the New Year was terrible for the technology sector, with investors concerned about looming interest-rate hikes and the continuing spread of the COVID-19 omicron variant, the extended work from home culture and continuing digital transformation should drive the performance of technology stocks in the coming months. Therefore, we think it could be wise to scoop up quality tech stocks Accenture plc (ACN), Intuit Inc. (INTU), and Synopsys, Inc. (SNPS), which declined more than 10% in price last week. Read on. shutterstock.com - StockNews
Wall Street ended the first week of the New Year with a loss as investors remained concerned about the forthcoming interest-rate hikes and the continuing spread of the COVID-19 omicron variant. Among other sectors, many technology and growth stocks tumbled last week. However, the overall tech sector is projected to advance due to continuing remote working and digital transformation. According to Nicholas Bloom, an economics professor at Stanford University, with almost every other organization delaying their return-to-office plans, “The idea of a full return is dead .”
In addition, because cloud computing, metaverse, and artificial intelligence (AI) make peoples’ lives more convenient, the tech industry’s prospects look bright. McKinsey claims that digital connections, powered by 5G and the Internet of Things (IoT), have the potential to unlock economic activity . So, we think it could be wise to scoop up fundamentally sound tech stocks, Accenture plc ( ACN ), Intuit Inc. ( INTU ), and Synopsys, Inc. ( SNPS ), which declined by more than 10% in price last week. Based in Dublin, Ireland, ACN is a professional services company that provides strategy and consultation, interactive, and technology and operations services worldwide. The company also offers several application services. On Dec. 16, 2021, Julie Sweet, Accenture’s Chair & CEO, said, “Our goal is to create 360° value for all our stakeholders and reflects our growth strategy, our core values and our culture of shared success—succeeding not only financially, but in dimensions of value, such as inclusion and diversity, reskilling, sustainability and experience. And today, we are launching our integrated 360° Value Reporting Experience, a new way to share the value we create in all directions.”
For its fiscal year 2022 first quarter, ended Nov. 30, 2021, ACN’s revenues increased 27.2% year-over-year to $14.97 billion. Its net income came in at $1.82 billion, up 19.6% year-over-year, and its EPS increased 19.9% to $2.78. ACN’s revenue is expected to come in at $52.92 billion in its fiscal year 2022, representing an 18.1% year-over-year rise. The company’s EPS is expected to increase 19.4% year-over-year to $9.31 in fiscal 2022. It lost 10.6% last week. Over the past year, the stock has gained 40.9% to close Friday’s trading session at $370.75. It is no surprise that ACN has an overall B rating, which equates to a Buy in our POWR Ratings system. The POWR Ratings assess stocks by 118 distinct factors, each with its own weighting. In addition, it has a B grade for Stability, Sentiment, and Quality. ACN is ranked #6 of 11 stocks in the A-Rated Outsourcing - Tech Services industry. Click here to see the additional POWR Ratings for ACN (Growth, Value, and Momentum). INTU in Mountain View, Calif., provides financial management and compliance products and services for consumers, small businesses, self-employed and  accounting professionals in the United States, Canada, and internationally. It has four segments: Small Business and  Self-Employed, Consumer, Credit Karma, and ProConnect. On Nov. 18, 2021, Sasan Goodarzi, INTU’s CEO, said, “We are off to a strong start in fiscal year 2022, delivering on our strategy of becoming an AI-driven expert platform powering the prosperity of consumers and small businesses. We continue to see strong momentum and proof that our Big Bets are further positioning us for durable growth in the future, and we're delighted that Mailchimp has joined Intuit." For its fiscal year 2022 first quarter, ended Oct. 31, 2021, INTU’s product revenue was  $397 million, up 8.2% year-over-year. Its total net revenue increased 51.7% year-over-year to $2.01 billion. And its EPS came in at $0.82, up 9.3% year-over-year. INTU’s revenue is expected to be $12.27 billion in fiscal 2022, representing a 27.4% year-over-year rise. The company’s EPS is expected to increase 20.1% year-over-year to $11.70 in its fiscal 2022. It declined  11.7% in price last week. Over the past year, the stock has gained 4% to close Friday’s trading session at $567.56. It is no surprise that INTU has an overall B rating, which equates to a Buy in our proprietary rating system. In addition, it has an A grade for Sentiment and Quality and a B grade for Growth. INTU is ranked #19 of 167 in the Software - Application industry. Click here to see the additional POWR Ratings for INTU (Stability, Value, and Momentum). SNPS in Mountain View, Calif., provides electronic design automation software products to design and test integrated circuits. It serves electronics, financial services, automotive, medicine, energy, and industrial areas. On June 8, 2021, SNPS announced that it had acquired Code Dx. Jason Schmitt, general manager of the Synopsys Software Integrity Group, said, "While robust security testing is vital to securing modern software, it often produces large amounts of vulnerability data that is difficult to manage at speed and at scale. Code Dx enables our customers to optimize and harness the breadth of our application security portfolio, along with third-party tools, by aggregating, correlating, and prioritizing security testing results based on risk." SNPS’ total revenue increased 12.4% year-over-year to $1.15 billion for its fiscal fourth quarter, ended Oct. 31, 2021. Its non-GAAP net income came in at $285.76 million, up 15.4%, and its non-GAAP EPS was $1.82, up 15.2% year-over-year. For its fiscal 2022, SNPS’ revenue is expected to grow 14.8% to $4.83 billion year-over-year. Its EPS is expected to increase 15.5% year-over-year to $9.02 in fiscal 2023. It surpassed the Street’s EPS estimates in each of the trailing four quarters. The stock declined  10.4% in price last week. Over the past year, the stock has gained 27.6% to close Friday’s trading session at $330.36. SNPS’ strong fundamentals are reflected in its POWR ratings. The stock has an overall A rating, which equates to a Strong Buy in our proprietary rating system. In addition, it has an A grade for Quality and a B grade for Growth, Stability, and Sentiment. SNPS is ranked #3 of 53 stocks in the B-Rated Technology - Hardware industry. Click here to see the additional POWR Ratings for SNPS (Value and Momentum). ACN shares were trading at $362.23 per share on Monday morning, down $8.52 (-2.30%). Year-to-date, ACN has declined -12.62%, versus a -3.47% rise in the benchmark S&P 500 index during the same period. About the Author: Riddhima Chakraborty
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The core task of DevSecOps is to bring automation in security protocols and other procedures needed in the development of applications. One of the major catalysts for the growth of the market is the growing requirement for highly safer and quicker application delivery. In addition, the higher internet penetration and surge in the number of cybercrimes would support the growth of the market. Additionally, the ongoing surge in the number of companies and applications shifting to the cloud, Internet of Things deployments, and 5G rollouts are also anticipated to open new growth prospects for the market. Moreover, the growth of the DevSecOps market would witness bright propsects due to the growing cases of security breaches and hacks in the procedure of application developments; hence security is becoming one of the crucial factors. In addition, the growing requirement for superior and reliable security due to the increasing requirement for application development & deliveries among the companies would escalate the market growth. Factors such as the requirement to fulfill the security guidelines and regulations, increasing demand for highly safer continuous application delivery and the high focus on security & compliance, rising security breaches, higher awareness about DevSecOps platforms are responsible for the growth of the DevSecOps market. The emerging requirement for enhancing SDLC by reducing the wastage of time, and the growing investment activities are major determinants propelling the growth of the global DevSecOps market. Additionally, high adoption rate of the solution among SMEs, increasing technological developments and growing modernization in the process would further open new growth avenues for key players of the DevSecOps market during the forecast period. COVID-19 Impact Analysis
The outbreak of the global pandemic and the subsequent imposition of various restrictions like lockdowns has impacted the DevSecOps market. With the disruptions caused by the pandemic, many companies have shifted their focus to the cloud solutions to ensure business continuity. Additionally, the rapid shift to work-from-home norms due to the pandemic to facilitate the safety of employees is further estimated to positively impact the growth of the DevSecOps market. The increasing cases of cyberattacks in various industrial verticals like BFSI, IT and telecommunication, and retail & consumer goods are also estimated to propel the growth of the market. The rising adoption of various advanced technologies and cloud-based solutions by the companies would support the demand for security technology like DevSecOps. Thus, the pandemic has positively impacted the growth of the DevSecOps market in the forecast period. Market Driving Factors:
High focus on data security
The number of data security breaches has increased in the last few years, which is making it more important for companies to invest in building stronger security systems to protect their data and developments. Data and security breaches can cause a severe loss to the company, due to which, companies are deploying many solutions like DevSecOps. This increasing adoption of security solutions is fueling the demand for such solutions. Growing requirement for efficient and well-managed operational processes
Companies around the globe are increasingly focusing on boosting efficiency and decreasing the maintenance of the software development operation procedure. DevOps platform enables in enhancing the synchronization and collaboration among developers and hence, provide efficient procedures and at the same time minimize the maintenance needed for the constant development process. In addition, the DevOps platform improves security by not compromising on the stability of the product. Market Restraining Factor:
Absence of skilled and knowledgeable professionals
One of the major challenges faced by the DevSecOps industry is the lack of skilled personnel for the implementation of DevSecOps solutions across the companies. The absence of skilled personnel is primarily because of the gap between the demand and supply for security professionals, which is developed owing to the lack of understanding of the latest technology in information security. Component Outlook
Based on Component, the market is segmented into Software and Services. The software segment is estimated to garner the highest growth rate over the forecast period. The growth of the segment is expected to be fueled by the increasing popularity of DevSecOps among companies due to its benefits like better speed, improved communication & collaboration among departments, agility, timely identification of vulnerability, and security. Deployment Type Outlook
Based on Deployment Type, the market is segmented into On-premise and Cloud. The cloud segment is projected to procure the highest growth rate during the forecast period. This deployment type supports various devices and channels like tablets, smartphones, and social media. In addition, there are numerous advantages offered by cloud deployment to the companies like higher speed, 24/7 services, better scalability, and improved IT security. Enterprise Size Outlook
Based on Enterprise Size, the market is segmented into Large Enterprises and Small & Medium Enterprises. The large enterprise segment acquired the largest revenue share of the market in 2020. There are various leading companies across different industry verticals like BFSI, government & public sector, retail & consumer goods, IT & telecommunications, and manufacturing, which are witnessing high demand for DevSecOps solutions, thereby boosting its adoption rate in the global market. End User Outlook
Based on End User, the market is segmented into Telecom & IT, Retail & Consumer Goods, BFSI, Government, Manufacturing, and Others. The BFSI segment is estimated to exhibit the highest growth rate over the forecast period. The BFSI industry has experienced a substantial rise in cyber threats & attacks in the last couple of years. The increasing preference for internet banking and mobile banking has augmented the cases of threats and data breaches, and thus fueling the adoption of DevSecOps solutions. Regional Outlook
Based on Regions, the market is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Latin America, Middle East & Africa. North America emerged as the leading region with the largest revenue share in 2020. The presence of various developed nations like Canada and the US in this region is supporting the growth of the regional market. The early and rapid adoption of technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud computing would accelerate the growth of the regional market. The major strategies followed by the market participants are Product Launches. Based on the Analysis presented in the Cardinal matrix; Google, LLC and Microsoft Corporation are the forerunners in the DevSecOps Market. Companies such as CA Technologies (Broadcom Inc.), IBM, Check Point Software Technologies Ltd., are some of the key innovators in the market. The market research report covers the analysis of key stake holders of the market. Key companies profiled in the report include CA Technologies (Broadcom Inc), IBM Corporation, Micro Focus International plc, Synopsys, Inc., Microsoft Corporation, Google, LLC., Check Point Software Technologies Ltd., PaloAltoNetworks, Inc., Qualys, Inc. and Splunk, Inc. Recent Strategies deployed in DevSecOps Market
Partnerships, Collaborations and Agreement:
2021-Sep: IBM joined hands with Sumo Logic, a cloud-based machine data analytics company. Under this collaboration, the companies aimed to introduce Sumo Logic’s Continuous Intelligence Platform on Red Hat Marketplace. In addition, Sumo Logic would provide its cloud-native security and observability solutions for organizations operating on the Red Hat OpenShift platform, assisting them to implement quickly and gain more insights into their cloud and applications, hybrid infrastructures, and services. 2021-Jul: Google formed a partnership with Hunter Strategy, Boutique cloud engineering, and agile DevOps firm. This partnership aimed to certify Hunter’s technical expertise in agile cloud development. Hunter would join a premier alliance of Cloud engineers to broaden services portfolio across migration, cloud advisory, software security, orchestration, automation, and robust managed services capabilities. 2021-May: Micro Focus extended its collaboration with Microsoft, an American multinational technology corporation. This expansion aimed to assist decrease government customers’ infrastructure costs by bridging prevailing and emerging technologies to transform and modernize. 2021-Apr: Micro Focus came into a partnership with Citadel, an American multinational hedge fund, and financial services company. This partnership aimed to expand the Micro Focus Content Management product line to offer Content Manager Select Software as a Service, an advanced managed service solution. 2021-Mar: Check Point Software Technologies partnered with SimilarWeb, a leading digital intelligence company. Together, the companies aimed to integrate statistical domain trends and security web threats produced by Check Point’s ThreatCloud with SimilarWeb digital intelligence solutions. 2021-Mar: Qualys extended its partnership with HCL Technologies, a leading global technology company. This expansion aimed to incorporate Qualys VMDR (Vulnerability Management, Detection, and Response) into the HCL Technologies CyberSecurity Fusion Center. 2021-Feb: Micro Focus entered into a distribution agreement with Nextgen in Singapore, which would expand their channel partnership beyond Australia and New Zealand markets. Together, the companies would drive partner enablement and programmatic support, with an aim at improving technical capabilities and operational efficiency. 2021-Jan: CA Technologies entered into a partnership with Inspire for Solutions Development. This partnership aimed to bring CA Technologies’ extensive line of solutions for digital transformation with Inspire for Solutions Development’s expertise and its delivery portfolio in Jordan. 2020-Sep: Google Cloud extended its partnership with HCL Technologies (HCL), a leading global technology company. This partnership aimed to bring HCL’s Actian product line, beginning with Actian Avalanche, to Google Cloud. Actian Avalanche is a high-performance hybrid cloud data warehouse developed to power a company’s most demanding operational analytics workloads. 2020-Jun: Check Point Software Technologies came into a partnership with Coursera, an online learning platform. This partnership aimed to provide expanding series of Check Point cyber-security courses and content to security & network professionals. Acquisitions and Mergers:
2021-Aug: Check Point Software Technologies took over Avanan, the fastest-growing cloud email security company. Through this acquisition, Avanan would be combined into the Check Point Infinity consolidated architecture to provide the most secure email security portfolio. 2021-Aug: Qualys signed an agreement to acquire TotalCloud, a cloud workflow management, and no-code automation platform. This acquisition aimed to strengthen Qualys’ Cloud Security solution enables the users to create user-defined workflows for custom policies and execute them on-demand for streamlined security and compliance. 2021-Jul: IBM acquired BoxBoat Technologies, a services company specializing in Containers, DevOps, Continuous Delivery, and Cloud Migration engagements. This acquisition aimed to expand IBM’s container strategy and deployment services portfolio to improve IBM’s hybrid cloud strategy and boost Red Hat OpenShift adoption internationally. 2021-Jul: Microsoft tookover CloudKnox Security for providing cloud entitlement management and unified privileged access. 2021-Jun: Synopsys took over Code Dx, a provider of an award-winning application security risk management solution. This acquisition aimed to add Code Dx that would enable Synopsys to provide users with combined risk reporting and prioritization across correlated software vulnerability data generated by Synopsys solutions and more than 75 third-party and open-source application security & development products. 2021-Feb: Palo Alto Networks completed the acquisition of Bridgecrew, a DevOps security startup. This acquisition aimed to assist companies to tackle the challenges created by the pandemic, by providing security tools developed for those working in DevOps to manage a huge amount of security data more efficiently. 2020-Jan: Synopsys acquired Tinfoil Security, a provider of software for scanning websites to detect vulnerabilities, and delivers solutions to address them. This acquisition aimed to expand the portfolio of Synopsys in the market and would further strengthen the Polaris Software Integrity Platform. Product Launches and Product Expansions:
2021-Sep: Synopsys introduced new features of its Rapid Scan tool that offers vulnerability detection for proprietary and open-source code. For companies that are embracing DevSecOps, application security testing requires to follow suit. By Rapid Scan, Coverity, and Black Duck, clients can operate fast preventative scans to identify and remove surface-level vulnerabilities since their developers write and commit code, and they could utilize the same solutions to carry out deep scans later in the SDLC before implementing their applications. 2021-Aug: Google unveiled a GitHub app that offers automated constant enforcement of security best practices for GitHub projects. This app would offer the open-source community a tool, which makes it possible for companies to gain more confidence in the open-source software that would be employed within a software supply chain. 2021-Jun: Check Point Software Technologies expanded the capabilities of its unified Cloud-Native Security Platform. This expansion aimed to provide application-first workload protection with Check Point CloudGuard Workload Protection. This comprehensive automated cloud workload security solution provides the security teams with tools to automate security over Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), applications, and microservices from development to runtime through one interface. 2020-Apr: Palo Alto Networks introduced the new updated Prisma Cloud. This update makes it easier for the companies to embrace the DevSecOps procedures along with implementing workloads in the cloud. Scope of the Study

Global DevSecOps Market By Component, By Deployment Type, By Enterprise Size, By End User, By Regional Outlook, Industry Analysis Report and Forecast, 2021 - 2027

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NORTHPORT , NY / SYDNEY , NSW , AUSTRALIA -- MAY 6 , 2021 -- Code Dx and Secure Code Warrior have teamed up to launch Project Better Code , an initiative to tackle a major challenge facing innovative organizations today -- pushing the pace of software development without compromising software security .

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AdaCore is a provider of commercial software solutions for Ada, a state-of-the-art programming language designed for applications.

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Bitnami provides ready-to-run server applications and automation for the software supply chain. Bitnami has automated the ability to package, deploy and maintain applications, lowering the barrier to adoption for anyone to deploy and maintain a full spectrum of server applications, development stacks and infrastructure applications in virtually any format.

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Checkmarx is a developer of software solutions that identify, fix, and block security vulnerabilities in web and mobile applications. It provides a way for organizations to introduce security into their software development lifecycle.On March 16th, 2020, Checkmarx was acquired by Hellman & Friedman at a valuation of $1.15B.

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Code Dx integrates numerous open-source solutions for application vulnerability management.On June 8, 2021, Code Dx was acquired by Synopsys. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

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Pentera utilizes an automated penetration-testing platform that assesses and validates corporate cybersecurity risks. By applying the hacker's perspective and performing machine-based penetration testing, its software identifies, analyzes, and prioritizes remediation of cyber defense vulnerabilities and instrumentation.

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Bugcrowd provides Crowdcontrol, which is used by companies to proactively uncover and resolve security bugs in their products - leveraging a vetted community of more than 27,000 security researchers. The company also provides a range of responsible disclosure and managed service options that allow companies to commission a customized security testing program that fits their specific requirements.

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Polyverse provides software technologies based on the concept of "moving target defense" to stop cyberattacks and protect an organization's server and cloud applications from databases to websites to mobile and other remote devices. Each container has its own security and defenses, and the entire system is intrinsically self-healing. Containers cycle, resetting to a known good state and automatically eliminating any malware that may have been installed.

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Cobalt, previously known as CrowdCurity, is a SaaS-based marketplace enabling modern businesses to crowdsource application security by connecting them with a talented, vetted community of security researchers.

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Companies in this market offer automated vulnerability detection scanners, white-hat hackers (i.e., hackers for good), and vulnerability prioritization & management tools to uncover vulnerabilities and manage patching. They typically provide either an automated scanning & testing solution or a human-centric offering, where white-hat hackers search for vulnerabilities in software applications.

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