Security researchers have identified a software vulnerability affecting industrial control systems (ICS) from more than 200 vendors.
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As the kind of buyers who choose to adopt a plug-in hybrid car, Chevrolet Volt owners may be more enthusiastic about the future of automotive technology than most
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Thinking he was cracking a puzzle from Google recruiters, a Florida mathematician recently identified an encryption oversight affecting a number of major email domains, according to a story in Wired
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At a recent Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) Technology Roundtable, participants discussed the necessity of having in place more rigorous peer code review for software used in trading and other financial transactions, MNI News reported
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Despite rising cloud adoption rates, data privacy continues to be a big concern for many organizations. In fact, a recent CipherCloud survey of IT professionals found that 56 percent were worried about data privacy in the cloud
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Few problems can present as much of a constant headache for software developers as zero-day vulnerabilities - coding flaws that hackers exploit before companies are aware the vulnerability exists
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“Take nothing for granted,” is the mantra of every software tester. Add localization to the mix and the level of vigilance goes into hyperdrive. In the spirit of helping others avoid needless pain, I launched this Lessons learned from localization series. In Part 1, we explored documentation pain and coping strategies. Part 2 was development discomfort and solutions. In this final installment, we explore the lessons learned by our testing department, who are known for being generous to a fault, as in “here’s a PR for you, and you, and you…” For this post,
Read More »Record bookings fueled by strong growth in the US aerospace and defense sector Burlington, Mass – Oct 09, 2012 – Klocwork Inc, the global leader in automated source code analysis (SCA) solutions for developing more secure and reliable software, today announced it closed the largest quarter of bookings in company history. Driven by growth in the US aerospace and defense sector as well as the European market, the company’s business continues to gain significant momentum. "The results we’ve seen in Q3 and all of 2012 demonstrate that the company is well positioned for long-term growth,"
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Suffering is only suffering if you learn nothing. When you learn nothing and needlessly perpetuate suffering, that’s where misery comes in. We prefer to be misery-free around here. In the spirit of helping others avoid needless pain, I launched this Lessons learned from localization series. In Part 1, we explored documentation pain and coping strategies. For Part 2, I talked to Russ Sherk, a developer here at Klocwork, who works on our web tools and handles product licensing, to see if he was happy to share some of his survival strategies from our Japanese localization
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