About CodeSecure
Our Mission
At CodeSecure, we’re on a mission to protect everyone – everywhere there’s code. We provide innovative research and create products that effectively and efficiently find critical software vulnerabilities. Because when code is protected, nation’s defenses and our customer’s products are more secure.
Our History
CodeSecure is a 2023 spin-off of the GrammaTech products division which included CodeSonar and CodeSentry. GrammaTech originally developed an early Integrated Development Environment in 1978 (the Cornell Program Synthesizer) and a system for generating language-based environments from attribute-grammar specifications in 1982 (the Synthesizer Generator).
GrammaTech undertakes cyber security research projects for several U.S. government agencies, such as DARPA, NSA, Office of Naval Research, the NSF, and many branches of the Department of Defense.
Meet Our Team
Meet our leaders, and Board of Directors that drive CodeSecure forward.
Meet our leadersIn the News
From forward-thinking research to industry news and more, the CodeSecure team has a breadth and depth of knowledge that we are excited to share
- 16 Expert Tips for Choosing the Best Software Vendor For Your Business
- 12 Ways Companies Can Ensure Open Source Tools are Safe and Sustainable
- Achieving Software Security for Industrial Devices
- Why Software Supply Chain Security is Now Everyone’s Business
- Product Security Needs a C-Suite Champion
- 16 Tips to Help Tech Leaders and Developers Ensure Better, Cleaner Code
- A Practical Approach to Shifting Security Left
- Log4j, SBOMs and Secure Code Libraries
- TC/IP stacks vulnerabilities are a wake-up call for embedded software
- Calculating the ROI of SAST in DevSecOps for Embedded Software
- Code Blue on Healthcare Applications
- Coming to Security Mandate Near You: SBOMs
- How Cyber Insurance Drives DevSecOps
- How To Address Digital Supply Chain Vulnerabilities
- Accelerating Automotive Software Safety with MISRA C and SAST
- Advanced Driver Assistance, Safety, and SAST to Support ISO 26262
- Common Software and Application Security Terms Explained
- Danger in the Skies: Software Driving Our FlightsInterview with Aviation and Cybersecurity Expert, Barbara Filkins
- Introducing MISRA C Coding Standard to an Existing Code Base
- To the Moon and Beyond: DevSecOps for Space Applications
- Automotive Applications and SBOMs
- Role of SAST and SCA in ISO/SAE 21434 – Road Vehicles Cybersecurity Engineering
- SDLC for Automotive Software Security
- Software Supply Chain Security Terminology
- The Minefields of MISRA Coverage
- DevSecOps Training with Intention
- Women Helping Women in DevSecOps
- DevSecOps is Big at RSA Conference This Year (2022)
- Log4j Taught Us a Valuable Lesson
- SBOMs Go Prime Time at RSAC 2022
- Builders and Breakers
- Log4j and the Role of SBOMs in Reducing Software Security Risk
- Shift Left on APIs
- Top three tips for ensuring software supply chain security
- How SBOMs Reduce Software Procurement Risk and Improve Enterprise Security
- New Awards Recognize Software Product Security Executives
- Nominations Now Open for Product Security Executive of the Year Awards!
- Announcing CodeSonar 7.1 with Support for Hybrid Cloud Deployments and Seamless Integration into DevSecOps Pipelines
- DHS Calls for “Excellence in Software” in Log4j Report
- Automating Supply Chain Integrity
- Security is Foundational to Developer Satisfaction and Product Quality
- Software Vendors have 365 Days to Meet OMB Secure Development Requirements
- Speeding up SAST
- Using Binary Analysis to Hunt Down OSS Vulnerabilities
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We’re seeking highly qualified engineers to solve challenging cybersecurity issues and develop award-winning products, as well as motivated go-to-market professionals to support our global customers.
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