eBooks & Papers

Agile software development has become more common and necessary practice. However, to fully realize the benefits of Agile software development, software development teams must implement a reliable process for ensuring that their code is free of defects and security vulnerabilities.

This resource focuses on the prevention of injection vulnerabilities which refers to the ability of an attacker to insert specific commands into the application or code that will execute undesired behavior on their behalf.

Dispel common myths and start benefiting from using a static code analysis tool.

Delphix helps you migrate SQL Server 2008 workloads seamlessly to Microsoft Azure so you can easily take advantage of transformative gains in productivity, agility, and efficiency that Azure provides.

Get version control best practices from some of the world's best game development teams.

Evaluating Agile tools? Don’t make these common mistakes when choosing an Agile tool for product development. Select the right one for your whole team to ship better products faster.

You can’t risk any security vulnerabilities — particularly if you’re developing software for embedded systems.

Software quality metrics help you to better understand how reliable, safe, and secure your code is likely to be.

Many developers believe they can use manual code reviews to comply with coding standards. But in practice, most manual code reviews aren't effective enough...

Embedded software is used in some of the world's most important systems (including automobiles and medical devices) — where security risks could lead to fatalities. That's why it's time to improve the security of embedded systems.

In this white paper about MISRA checkers, you'll learn why some MISRA checkers are better than others, how to enforce undecidable MISRA rules, and what to look for in your MISRA C checker and MISRAA C++ checker.

MISRA C is one of the most widely used coding standards. But the C language has evolved since the first version of MISRA C came out. And MISRA C has evolved, too, with the latest change in MISRA C:2012.