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State of Software Security v12: Don’t become complacent, but we’ve come a long wayVeracode’s latest State of Software Se...
14/02/2025

State of Software Security v12: Don’t become complacent, but we’ve come a long way
Veracode’s latest State of Software Security report highlights that applications are, on average, more secure than ever.

Getting the negatives out the way first, the report warns about the devastating “domino effect” that one vulnerability can have on software across the globe.

One clear example of this in action was the SolarWinds attack in which hackers inserted malicious code into the company’s Orion software. Every company and organisation using Orion was left vulnerable—including Microsoft, Cisco, FireEye, Intel, NATO, the UK Government, European Parliament, and multiple US federal agencies.

On 12 May 2021, the Biden administration released an executive order introducing new regulations to improve the nation’s cybersecurity.

With the 12th edition of its annual report, Veracode set out to help leaders make informed decisions about how to improve their software security, minimise risk, and meet the new regulations. The result is 48 pages that are packed with useful insights.

In this article, we’ll cover just some of the highlights from Veracode State of Software Security Volume 12.

2022 Java Developer Productivity Report: Teams aren’t realising the promise of microservicesThe latest edition of Perfor...
14/02/2025

2022 Java Developer Productivity Report: Teams aren’t realising the promise of microservices
The latest edition of Perforce’s annual Java Developer Productivity Report highlights that teams aren’t realising the full promise of microservices and CI/CD.

Developers are often finding that microservices and CI/CD are decreasing their productivity rather than improving.

Among CI/CD users, 42 percent of respondents report build completion times of over five minutes. The most common (33%) response was build times exceeding 10 minutes.

The highest percentage (35%) of respondents report committing code over five times per day. Such downtime per day quickly adds up over the course of weeks, months, and years.

Jenkins (46%) is, by some margin, the most popular CI/CD technology being used by the respondents. GitHub Actions (16%) took second place, followed by Bamboo (7%), TeamCity (4%), Circle CI (3%), and Travis CI (1%).

Perforce’s survey found that 61 percent of respondents experienced an increase in the startup time for their microservice-based applications within the last 12 months.

13 percent reported an over 50 percent increase in startup time for their microservice-based applications, while a large 30 percent reported a 10-50 percent increase. 17 percent reported a 0-10 percent increase. Overall, 60 percent reported some increase in startup time within the last 12 months compared to 35 percent reporting no increase.

These programming languages were most in-demand in 2021Coding Dojo has released its annual review of the programming lan...
14/02/2025

These programming languages were most in-demand in 2021
Coding Dojo has released its annual review of the programming language skills most sought after from employers.

For its research, Coding Dojo scours jobs listing site Indeed. The company looks at what languages appear most in job descriptions and compares their prevalence with previous years to identify trends that could give you an advantage.

Python retained its lead in 2021 as the language which cropped up in the most (~70,500) job descriptions. Rounding out the top five is SQL (~69,000), Java (~59,000), R (~56,000), and Visual Basic (~54,000).

JavaScript had a rough year, dropping to sixth place with around 50,000 job descriptions mentioning the language.

The demand for almost all languages dropped when compared to 2020 (when most of the languages observed peaked.)

For example, Python – despite retaining its overall lead – dropped from around 74,000 jobs in 2020 to around 70,500 in 2021.

However, the demand for most languages remained above their pre-2020 levels.

Across all the languages reviewed by Coding Dojo, only demand for Visual Basic and R grew in 2021 compared to 2020. That was at the aforementioned expense of JavaScript; which got shunted down the rankings.

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