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Why developer-first SAST tools are the future of code security

Snyk Blog2021-04-29 05:100 views

The future of code security depends on SAST tools that are fast, accurate, and developer-first. Additionally, they need to offer recommended fixes for vulnerabilities, putting security expertise in the developer toolkit.

Source：https://snyk.io/blog/sast-tools/

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