Code security is the practice of writing and maintaining secure code. It involves protecting the application’s source code and application code from unauthorized access, vulnerabilities, and malicious attacks.

APIs (application programming interfaces) are the backbone of modern software, connecting web applications, mobile apps, and microservices.

Modern development teams struggle with fragmented codebases, inconsistent tooling, and complex deployment pipelines. The solution lies in understanding which repository approach aligns with their goals.

Software bugs are an inevitable part of the world of software. A single unintended behavior in a computer program can trigger crashes, errors, or glitches.

Security breaches cost organizations millions. Every line of vulnerable code represents a potential entry point for attackers. Yet traditional security reviews are slow and prone to human oversight

Every code review is a chance to prevent a ticking time bomb from sneaking into your system. When the code isn’t carefully examined, minor oversights turn into technical debt.

Your production database just went down. The logs show unauthorized access using hardcoded credentials that an attacker found in your GitHub repository. This nightmare scenario happens more often than you'd think.

Messy code slows you down. It clogs up projects, frustrates teams, and makes debugging a nightmare. Every change feels risky, and the simplest fixes take twice as long as they should.

In September 2025, over 180 npm packages fell victim to wormable malware that spread, stealing developer credentials and compromising entire development pipelines. This wasn't an isolated incident