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Contrast's application security blog provides the latest trends and tips in DevSecOps through instrumentation and security observability.

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    Scaling security with the speed of modern software development

    Scaling security with the speed of modern software development

    What if you could instantly prevent 95%* of the vulnerabilities in your running applications from being exploited? With..

    Secure serverless code for free with CodeSec - Now available in AWS Marketplace

    Secure serverless code for free with CodeSec - Now available in AWS Marketplace

    As of August 12, 2022, Contrast Security's new, free developer security tool, CodeSec, will be available in AWS..

    Debunking the myths around RASP

    Debunking the myths around RASP

    Welcome to the second part of this series examining some of the myths that I’ve heard in many conversations around..

    Close the DevSecOps divide with Ted Lassos

    Close the DevSecOps divide with Ted Lassos

    You hear it over and over: There’s a yawning cybersecurity workforce gap. The U.S. Bureau of Labor stats pegged it at..

    Contrast Assess is a select product for IAST in IDC’s TechBrief

    Contrast Assess is a select product for IAST in IDC’s TechBrief

    Contrast Security today has been included as a select product for Interactive Application Security Testing in the IDC..

    Debunking IAST myths

    Debunking IAST myths

    If you have followed Contrast's progress over the years, you will recognize us as a leading provider of Interactive..

    Building a modern API security strategy — API testing

    Building a modern API security strategy — API testing

    Part two of the five-part series, Building a modern API security strategy.

    Feeble APIs = Feeble app security

    Feeble APIs = Feeble app security

    Your apps are only as secure as each one of your scores of APIs.

    Why do modern companies choose Kotlin for server-side development?

    Why do modern companies choose Kotlin for server-side development?

    Kotlin is short, simple, easy to debug — and, now, Kotlin security is easy to secure with Contrast’s new, Kotlin-tuned..