Synopsys stories
Singapore-based AZ Asia-Pacific partners with Synopsys, Inc. to offer application security testing solutions in ASEAN markets.
Over half of Asia Pacific businesses see customer-facing web and mobile applications as the highest security risk, according to a survey by Synopsys.
Synopsys, a trailblazer in software security, unveils its latest solutions and strategies in an exclusive interview.
Over 80% of respondents indicated that a critical security issue in deployed software impacted their DevOps delivery schedule in the last year.
Synopsys Defensics fuzz testing software is now embedded into Keysight's IoT Security Assessment solution, which reduces costs while speeding up time-to-market.
Intel and Synopsys have expanded their partnership to enable leading IP (intellectual property) on Intel's advanced process Nodes.
Synopsys announces its collaboration with NowSecure, security and privacy experts, and Secure Code Warrior, a learning platform for developer-driven security.
Synopsys to showcase Fast Application Security Testing (fAST) offerings at RSA Conference 2023, enabling DevOps teams to find and fix vulnerabilities.
Last year's Apache Log4j vulnerability created a lot of chaos, so what can be done to protect companies from the security implications?.
Synopsys has announced the availability of new features of its Rapid Scan tool, which provides vulnerability detection for open source code.
Synopsys and Infineon expand collaboration to accelerate development of automotive electronic systems with Virtualizer Development Kits.
Synopsys and Arm partner to boost early tapeouts of the new Cortex-A77 CPU and Mali-G77 GPU, optimising design and verification for mobile and 5G devices.
Findings from a new report have laid the automotive industry's cybersecurity practices bare after highlighting critical cybersecurity deficiencies.
78% of 1100 examined codebases contained at least one open source vulnerability, with an average of 64 vulnerabilities per codebase.
The iPhone X's facial recognition technologies have been called into question by a security consultant who claims that no tech is ever unbeatable.
