Get best practices on managing your open source libraries in our State of Software Security v11: Open Source Edition report. Based on 13 million scans of more than 86,000 repositories, SOSS v11: Open Source Edition gives you a unique perspective on the open source libraries in codebases today, how organizations are managing the security of these libraries, and best practices on using open source code securely. (more available)

The 2020 edition of this annual report uses results of software scan patterns and results across thousands of global customers. A focus for this edition is the effects of nature (the corporate environment of applications) vs. (more available)

A special edition of the Veracode SOSS series, focusing on the vulnerabilities present in open source software libraries and the surrounding ecosystem. (more available)

Veracode commissioned this survey from 451 Research to understand how widely accepted andpracticed coordinated disclosure – whereby a security researcher identifies a flaw and notifiesthe company, then the two work together to fix and publicly disclose the flaw – really is andwhere the pain points reside. (more available)

This report goes in depth on the state of software security, going into overall security, application security testing, how flaws are and are not equal, and security debt. (more available)

“For a long time now, SOSS has provided a reliable yardstick for the most common vulnerabilities found in software, as well as how organizations are measuring up to security industry benchmarks throughout the software development lifecycle (SDLC). (more available)

Veracode’s intention is to provide security practitioners with tangible AppSec benchmarks with which to measure their own programs against. They’ve sliced and diced the numbers to offer a range of perspectives on the risk of applications throughout the entire software lifecycle. (more available)

The, NYSE Governance Services, in partnership with Veracode, surveyed nearly 200 directors of public companies representing a variety of industries—including financial services, technology, and health care—to discover how they view cybersecurity in the boardroom. (more available)

In this, the eighth volume of this report, they present metrics that are based on real application risk postures, drawn from code-level analysis of nearly 250 billion lines of code across 400,000 assessmnets performed over a period of 12 months between April 1, 2016 and March 31, 2017. (more available)

This paper provides 5 key takeaways from a survey of IT professionals and executives who make software purchasing decisions for their organization. (more available)