State of Software Security 2024: Addressing the Threat of Security Debt¶
Veracode. (2024). State of Software Security 2024: Addressing the Threat of Security Debt: Addressing the Threat of Security Debt.
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- Knowledge-Action Gap
- Personal productivity and software engineering: the everyday "I know I should X, I don't X" that self-management tools address, and known security vulnerabilities, technical debt, and broken tests that teams agree on and fail to act on for months.
This sourceDocuments that 'security debt' — flaws left unfixed for over a year — persists in 42% of applications and 71% of organizations, and that half of known open-source flaws remain unresolved for eleven months, evidencing that software teams agree on known vulnerabilities yet fail to act on them for extended periods.
- Personal productivity and software engineering: the everyday "I know I should X, I don't X" that self-management tools address, and known security vulnerabilities, technical debt, and broken tests that teams agree on and fail to act on for months.
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