Valerie is a part of the content marketing team at Veracode, based in Burlington, MA. In this role, she strives to create and promote compelling content that will engage IT professionals and fuel the conversation around application security. Prior to this role, Valerie was involved in business development for both IT hardware and software security solutions.
Leslie Bois, Veracode’s Vice President of Global Channels and Alliances, has been selected to the esteemed CRN 2020 Channel Chiefs list for the third consecutive year – a reflection of the hard work, growth, and influence she’s introduced since joining Veracode in 2017.
Bois is responsible for…
Cyberattacks are on the rise, and companies are noticing. Everyone is in a scramble to avoid being the next corporation sweeping news headlines with the words “data breach” following. As a result, the demand for cybersecurity experts is skyrocketing, but there are a couple of problems. Not only are…
When a security-related defect is found in code, it’s easy for security teams to jump to conclusions and place the blame on the developers. However, security teams need to change their approach to this issue and start understanding why there is a gap in developers’ security knowledge. Furthermore,…
The application security market is ever-changing, with new technologies emerging on a continuous basis. One helpful way to stay on top of the AppSec market is Gartner’s most recent Hype Cycle for Application Security, 2018.
When it comes to DevSecOps, Gartner notes that “adoption is slow, but…
The World Economic Forum (WEF) recently released The Global Risks Report 2019, ranking threats to cybersecurity among the top five risks facing society in the near future. The report presents the results of the WEF’s most recent Global Risks Perception Survey of nearly 1,000 respondents, and…
With the slew of terms that exist in the world of application security, it can be difficult to keep them all straight. “Flaws,” “vulnerabilities,” and “exploits” are just a few that are likely on your radar, but what do they mean? If you’ve used these words interchangeably in the past, you’re not…
