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Veracode Announces Acquisition of Longbow Security

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Veracode, a leading provider in the cybersecurity space, has officially announced its acquisition of Longbow Security.

This strategic move is poised to revolutionize how organizations manage and mitigate risks in multi-cloud environments, offering a unified solution to the complex challenges of today’s digital landscape.

The digital era has ushered in rapid innovation and transformation across industries, compelling organizations to adopt DevOps methodologies and leverage open-source technologies.

However, this shift towards accelerated deployment across multi-cloud environments has introduced many security challenges.

Security teams are often inundated with alerts from numerous tools, each providing a fragmented view of the risks.

This alert fatigue, coupled with the cognitive overload experienced by engineering teams, underscores the urgent need for a comprehensive solution that offers a singular view of risk.

A Unified Solution for Cloud-Native Environments

Veracode’s acquisition of Longbow Security is a game-changer in application security.

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Longbow Security, renowned for its pioneering approach to security risk management in cloud-native environments, brings to the table an innovative platform that promises to close the gap in risk visibility.

This merger synergizes Veracode’s best-in-class application security capabilities with Longbow’s expertise in cloud-native risk management, delivering a continuous, holistic view of an organization’s application security posture.

Key Benefits of the Veracode-Longbow Integration

The integration of Veracode and Longbow Security introduces a suite of benefits designed to empower security teams and developers alike:

  • Unified Visibility: Organizations can now gain comprehensive insights into risks across applications, code, and cloud, enabling them to address critical vulnerabilities effectively.
  • Orchestrated Remediation: Leveraging Veracode’s AI-driven capabilities, teams can prioritize and efficiently remediate issues from code to the cloud.
  • Actionable Insights: The ‘Best Next Action’ advice feature facilitates root cause analysis, guiding customers towards the most effective remediation strategies.
  • Continuous Monitoring and Assessment: Real-time vulnerability discovery across application portfolios and runtime environments ensures that organizations clearly understand their security posture.

Addressing the Challenge of Security Debt

In today’s fast-paced digital environment, 71 percent of organizations are grappling with security debt—flaws in applications that remain unaddressed for over a year.

The Veracode-Longbow integration offers a robust solution to this pervasive issue, enabling teams to rationalize security risk across their tools and prioritize remediation at scale.

Veracode’s acquisition of Longbow Security is more than just a merger; it’s a testament to Veracode’s unwavering commitment to advancing cloud-native application security.

By expanding its platform capabilities with Longbow’s industry-defining risk management solutions, Veracode will empower its customers to navigate the evolving threat landscape with unprecedented confidence.

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Divya
Divya
Divya is a Senior Journalist at GBhackers covering Cyber Attacks, Threats, Breaches, Vulnerabilities and other happenings in the cyber world.

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