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Inspired by an article from Jim Dempsey, lecturer at the UC Berkeley Law School and a senior policy advisor at the Stanford Cyber Policy Center, I decided to write about the recent legislation approved by the U.S. House of Representatives to address cybersecurity for medical devices and how it relates to open source software security, secure code standards, and static analysis.

Built for enterprise DevOps and DevSecOps, Klocwork is the preferred static analysis and SAST tool for keeping development velocity high while also enforcing Continuous Compliance for security and quality. Here, we share the top five reasons why developers choose Klocwork.

For over 30 years, Helix QAC (formerly PRQA) has been the trusted static analysis tool to meet rigorous compliance requirements in tightly regulated and safety-critical industries. Here, we share the top five reasons why developers choose Helix QAC.

Virtual reality (VR) content creation follows a lot of the same processes involved in creating 3D assets for video games and other media. Read on for an overview of the VR content creation process and a primer on what VR creation software you might need to get started.

G2 has announced their Summer 2022 awards and Perforce Helix Core has won several categories including best support for enterprise, easiest to do business with, best relationship, and more. For Perforce, this is a record-breaking season, with 12 badges won vs 8 in summer 2021. Thank you to everyone who has left reviews for Perforce on G2!

Separate feature release from code deployment by leveraging feature flagging. With feature flagging, you can roll out features to select users, turn features off altogether when needed, and conduct A/B testing to inform future product direction. So, what is feature flagging?

The DevOps model has become ubiquitous in product development, integrating teams that historically have worked in silos — to enable faster, more effective responses to business needs. At the heart of a successful DevOps pipeline is a clear workflow that is derived from the development lifecycle. While existing tools are essential to track requirements and artifacts throughout product development, these tools have not always kept up with the complexities of a CI/CD working practice.