Over the last few releases of AppScan, you probably noticed that we announced Source Code Scanning support for Java, .Net, and C/C++ for our Static Analysis Capabilities.
All web application projects use client-server architecture, with code being pushed to an online repository for ease of collaboration. This method also comes in handy to enable continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) of our app and our server
If you haven’t taken a look at AppScan on Cloud recently, then you are missing out on some great new features that making scanning easier and more meaningful then ever.
Learn what Decentralized Finance (DeFi) is, what best practices developers are utilizing to secure code, and how HCL AppScan's flexible deployment and multiple scanning solutions will help continuously secure your application and quickly scan for any vulnerabilities.
The apache log4j CVE-2021-44228 vulnerability allows unauthenticated remote code execution and is triggered when a specially crafted string provided by an attacker is processed by the Log4j 2 vulnerable component. HCL AppScan can help developers scan for log4j using our Open-Source analysis (OSA) capability.
AppScan’s breadth of language support (including mobile) in SAST and new offering of IAST security testing provides better coverage for the entire solution whether the client is running their application on a browser, desktop, or mobile OS