Veracode Centralized View - Application Status
Has a centralized view helped improve visibility into the status of your application code? If yes, how important is having visibility into the status of your application code, and why?
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CyberSec professional at a manufacturing company with 5,001-10,000 employees
The cooperation between the security team and the development team is improving, and our security team's visibility is increasing. As a result, we are achieving better and better results, and Veracode is helping to improve our security posture.
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- Prevent Vulnerable Code
- Policy Reporting - Compliance
- Visibility into Application Status
- Fix Flaws
- Save Time
- Security Posture
- What Would You Say?
- False-Positive Rate
- False-Positive Rate - Time and Costs
- Reduced Costs
- SBOM - Reporting
- SBOM - Managing Risks
- False Positives - Fixing Vulnerabilities
- Centralized View - All Testing Types
- Scanning Process - Importance
- Centralized View - Application Status
- Scanning Process - Best Practices
- Code Scanning
- ASC
- ASC - Support with Issues
- Shift Left
- Testing
- AI Generated Fixes
- Innovative Features
- Cost Effectiveness
- ASC - Cost
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