Here you’ll find the latest news, information, and trends in application security and compliance, plus tips and strategies for writing safer code and building a security culture.
At Security Journey, we continuously evolve our training content to help organizations stay ahead of the most pressing...
We’re all living in this new world where we’re working from home. The question we pose is, 'How will we make progress on rolling out threat modeling when we can’t meet with people face to face and...
Are hacking and penetration testing the great solution to your security woes? That’s what you’ll hear from security conference speakers, who focus more on these topics than any other discipline in...
This post was written by Chris Romeo during his tenure at Security Journey.
Developers are everywhere because software is everywhere. Try to think of an organization that doesn’t employ at least a...
SQL Injection is a software vulnerability that occurs when user-supplied data is used as part of a SQL query. Due to improper validation of data, an attacker can submit a valid SQL statement that changes the logic of the initial query used by the application.
Developing a secure coding training plan for developers and Quality Assurance engineers can be a challenge. How can you develop a plan that reduces vulnerabilities, doesn’t take time away from...
Ever since its formation in 2006, the PCI Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) has worked to improve the security of payment solutions and protect merchants against the latest security threats. In...
This post was written by Chris Romeo during his tenure at Security Journey.
Ladies and gentlemen, citizens of the Internet, could this be the year when DevSecOps finally catches on everywhere?
In the second installment in this series, we introduced how payment processing works and explained the first three PCI requirements. In this post we will explore the next four PCI DSS requirements,...
In the first post of this series, we discussed the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), why it is important, and what the consequences are of being non-compliant. We also explained...
In 2000, the number of websites skyrocketed to 17 million, with more than 400 million internet users. Shortly after, a growing number of online stores came online, eager to capitalize on the...
