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How Secure Are Your Third-Party Libraries?

By Christine Carrig, Director of Marketing

August 22, 2016

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Does your current AppSec tool provide you with the visibility and control you need?

Unlike legacy solutions, Contrast Assess takes a radically new approach by inserting passive sensors across the entire application stack. It then feeds events into a powerful engine that automatically and accurately detects vulnerabilities.

Contrast Assess then continuously monitors and identifies vulnerabilities. Because of these capabilities, we can see problems that other tools cannot identify to achieve an unprecedented level of accuracy. For example, Contrast can see vulnerabilities in:

  • Third-party libraries
  • Application frameworks
  • The runtime platform itself
  • Custom code

Static or dynamic solutions - and even human security analysts - have extreme difficulty finding these types of deep security flaws.

Take a look at the OWASP benchmark study to see for yourself why the Contrast Assess surpasses legacy tools like SAST and DAST. 

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Christine Carrig, Director of Marketing

Christine Carrig, Director of Marketing

Christine’s wide breadth of marketing experience has been focused on driving revenue, building brand recognition, and creating demand-generation programs in technology organizations. For the past 11 years, her deep understanding of marketing principles, coupled with forward thinking, has been instrumental in transforming application security start-ups into successful, profitable companies.

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