Security Testing: Web Application Fuzz Testing
Jeff PierceBlogs, Security, TestingNo comments

Fuzz testing or Fuzzing, a technique originated in 1988 by Professor Barton Miller at the University of Wisconsin, is a software testing technique where invalid, unexpected, and or random data is input into the system at various levels in an effort to uncover unexpected system behaviors and system failures including system crashes, failing code assertions, […]

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Monitoring System Calls for Active Authentication with Detours
Jonathan KauffmanBlogs, Software Tools1 comment

Coveros Labs recently received funding from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) through the Active Authentication program.  The goal of this program is to develop “novel ways of validating the identity of [a] person … that focus on the unique aspects of the individual through the use of software-based biometrics.” Traditional authentication techniques require […]

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Using CAT.NET security scanner on your .NET web application
Coveros StaffBlogs, Continuous Integration, Development, Open Source, Project Management, SecureCI, Security, Software Tools, Testing3 comments

Inspecting source code for security vulnerabilities is an important part in any secure development process. While this can be done manually, it’s much easier to start with a static analysis tool that can scan code for known vulnerabilities. Statistics out there claim anywhere from 30-50% of coding vulnerabilities can be found with a code scanner. For .NET […]

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Coveros Active Authentication Project Makes Headlines
Dave BurkeNews & EventsNo comments

From Nextgov.com: The military venture capital wing has tapped scientists to build computer systems that can detect intruders by picking out abnormal behavior from familiar patterns generated by authorized users. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has awarded a contract to security software developer Coveros to research methods to validate the identity of a computer user […]

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DARPA Selects Coveros to Research Active Authentication Techniques
Dave BurkeNews & EventsNo comments

Research Will Protect Computer Systems from Unauthorized Use Coveros, Inc., the market leader in secure agile software development, today announced that the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has awarded the company a research contract to invent novel approaches for actively authenticating computer system users. This research aims to make it possible to detect, in […]

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DARPA Selects Coveros to Research Active Authentication Techniques
Dave BurkeNews & EventsNo comments

DARPA Selects Coveros to Research Active Authentication Techniques Research Will Protect Computer Systems from Unauthorized Use Loudoun County, VA, July 19, 2012 — Coveros, Inc., the market leader in secure agile software development, today announced that the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has awarded the company a research contract to invent novel approaches for […]

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Signs Your Agile Adoption is Off Track – And How To Fix It
Tom StiehmPresentationsNo comments

At The Agile Development Conference West in 2012, Tom Stiehm presented “Signs Your Agile Adoption is Off Track (And How To Fix It).” Adopting agile is often a difficult proposition with many variables and sometimes uneven results. Recognizing when your adoption isn’t working well and taking pro-active actions to put it back on track are […]

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Coveros CEO, Jeffery Payne on securing open source software
Jeffery PayneNews & EventsNo comments

Coveros CEO, Jeffery Payne will speak on securing open source software at Open Source Industry Day. The event will feature speakers from the NSA as well as industry and open source development community experts. The day-long, unclassified event is open to the public. For more information visit: OSSI

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