Category: Secure Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC)

Why Securing CI/CD Pipelines in 2025 with DevSecOps Is Critical for Every Organization

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Securing CI/CD pipelines through DevSecOps is essential to prevent supply-chain attacks, credential leaks, and code tampering in modern software development.By embedding security checks, secrets management, and continuous monitoring into every stage of integration and deployment, organizations ensure that innovation and protection evolve together.DevSecOps isn’t a toolset it’s a cultural and operational framework that turns every developer and operator into a guardian of code integrity. Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) pipelines have become the engine of modern software development. They enable rapid innovation, frequent releases, and automation that allows small…

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Enhancing Application Security: Strategies for 2025

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Application security is paramount. As organizations increasingly rely on software applications to drive business operations, the need to protect these applications from cyber threats has never been more critical. his article explores the evolution of application security, common threats, and effective strategies to safeguard applications in 2025. The Evolution of Application Security Application security has evolved significantly over the years. Initially, security measures were often implemented as an afterthought, addressed only after applications were deployed. However, as cyber threats became more sophisticated, integrating security into the development process became essential.…

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Browser Extensions: The Hidden Cybersecurity Threat Lurking in Your Browser

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In a sobering reminder of evolving cyber risks, a large-scale attack campaign targeting browser extensions has left over two million users exposed to malicious activity. More than 25 browser extensions were compromised, injecting malicious code aimed at stealing user credentials and sensitive data. This incident highlights the growing cybersecurity vulnerabilities associated with browser extensions and underscores the urgent need for organizations to reassess their defense strategies. This article explores the risks posed by browser extensions, the implications of this attack, and actionable steps cybersecurity professionals can take to protect their…

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