We do research and development to create tools to support creation of secure code right from the start, and analytical tools to detect code vulnerabilities. We also work with the software development and security communities to research and develop secure coding standards for commonly used programming languages and for smartphone platforms (Android, iOS, Win8).

Every program is a potential target. Attackers will try to find security vulnerabilities in your applications or servers. They will then try to use these vulnerabilities to steal secrets, corrupt programs and data, and gain control of computer systems and networks. Your customers’ property and your reputation are at stake.

Security is not something that can be added to software as an afterthought; just as a shed made out of cardboard cannot be made secure by adding a padlock to the door, an insecure tool or application may require extensive redesign to secure it. You must identify the nature of the threats to your software and incorporate secure coding practices throughout the planning and development of your product.

Distributed development. Faster innovation cycles. Agile development. Seems like there’s always a wrinkle that complicates your efforts to embed application-layer security across all your business units, development teams and third-party vendors.

To add further complexity, as much as 65 percent of an enterprise’s application portfolio comes from third-parties.* This fragmented software supply chain only increases the need for enterprises to work with experts who understand both the technical and organizational challenges of implementing scalable application security programs.

C-Secure has assisted global companies overcome the hurdles preventing wide-spread adoption of application security best practices.