Resources

Find out what OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers need to do to solve the challenges facing their hardware/software teams.

Discover trends, challenges, and opportunities in medical device development. Read the report based on a global survey of industry professionals.

To succeed in Git development, there's A LOT you need to know. Get a complete Git overview — including top commands, best practices, and tools.

Download this eBook and dive into key data challenges IT teams must overcome when mapping out a multicloud strategy.

Git allows bad behavior — unless you lock it down. Get best practices for locking down Git.

The Klocwork checker SPECTRE.VARIANT1 detects potential occurrences of Spectre variant 1 (CVE-2017-5753) in your code. In this video see how Klocwork static code analysis detects the vulnerability, including code walkthroughs of how the exploit and checker work.

The adoption of Agile methods, DevOps, and continuous integration (CI) has taken the velocity of software development to unprecedented levels. Learn how you can use continuous integration within Klocwork to find and fix defects faster. 

It starts at the developer's desktop. Finding problems here, at the earliest possible point, means less testing later on and fewer downstream impacts to cost and schedule. Klocwork puts static code analysis and continuous integration where you need it.

Despite the increase in developer productivity from the use of new language features, the requirement to produce software compliant safety-critical standards.

Learn the basics about static code analysis and how Klocwork improves developer productivity and reduces time spent identifying different types of application issues.

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.