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WHITEPAPER: Source Code Analysis in an Agile World
To keep pace with ever-increasing customer demands on software functionality and time-to-market expectations, software developers have had to evolve the way they develop code to be both faster and higher quality [...]
WHITEPAPERS:Generating Accurate, Scalable Whole Program Analysis
a candid discussion of the cost savings, productivity and quality benefits that can be achieved by stabilizing builds and code quality as early in the development cycle as possible [...]
WEBINAR:Exploiting & Preventing a Firefox Vulnerability
During this pre-recorded web seminar you will see how easy it is to exploit security vulnerabilities caused by common software defects [...]
Solutions - Finance and Insurance
Every financial institution agonizes over the security of its financial transactions and the privacy of its customer data. While no one disputes the importance of these issues, it's not always easy for software auditing and security groups to communicate the specifics of security policies, processes and best practices such that they are understood and readily adopted by software development teams.
By combining the productivity benefits of desktop source code analysis with the power and accuracy of system-wide analysis, Klocwork Insight enables information security teams to automatically scan source code for a list of potential vulnerabilities, saving time compared to performing manual code inspections.
Klocwork can also ensure that implementing secure coding practices becomes an integral part of the development process by providing instant feedback and the capability to conduct on-the-spot audits. In this way, Klocwork shows developers where security vulnerabilities exist, the reasons why, and how to avoid them in future builds. As a result, developers can find and eliminate vulnerabilities as they code, and before QA or deployment. This saves considerable time and rework during the audit process.
[Read more about Klocwork Insight and the types of bugs that it detects.]