Read about application security, DevSecOps, license compliance, supply chain security, and malicious packages.
Powered by data from Renovate, Mend.io’s popular open-source dependency management tool, the Leaderboard presents the top packages in terms of reliability across three of the most widely used languages.
Learn how Mend Smart Merge Control strengthens your confidence in your open source security and your dependency health.
Mend.io announces a new initiative designed to make it easier than ever for organizations to visualize and remediate their biggest sources of risk
Learn how Mend.io integration enhancements for Jira Security build seamless adoption and collaborative DevSecOps.
We’re proud to announce that Mend has been recognized as a Visionary in the 2023 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Application Security Testing.
Key takeaways from five of the more noteworthy sessions we attended at RSA 2023.
What Mend.io’s collaboration with Kondukto’s new Demo Hub means when choosing your AppSec solution
Read on to hear our predictions on the hot topics at RSA this year, and what Mend.io will be up to at the show.
Discover Mend.io's new enhancement to its Jira integration capabilities.
Mend.io has achieved Amazon Web Services (AWS) Security Competency status. This designation recognizes that Mend.io has demonstrated proven technology and deep expertise to help customers achieve cloud security goals and reinforces Mend.io’s position as a trusted member of the AWS Partner Network (APN).
The International Transgender Day of Visibility celebrates transgender people, shines a light on the discrimination they face worldwide, and celebrates their contributions to society.
Mend celebrates International Women’s Day with insights from some of our talented women about building a career in technology.
The Renovate open source project for automating dependency update hit some big Github milestones, so we put together a little appreciation for our favorite dependency update bot.
With a fresh example from Mend, discover how mentoring partnerships provide benefits that exceed individual growth by fostering a deeper understanding of how other parts of the organization work and how people can work better together.
It’s a common claim from many companies that their people are their most valuable asset. What’s less common, however, is the evidence to back this up. But at Mend, we have matched our commitment to our teams with learning and development opportunities to support the personal and professional growth of our Menders. As the company...
Daniel Elkabes, Mend’s vulnerability research team leader, sets out what he considers to be the four critical areas every cybersecurity leader should be investing in now to help set their team up for success.
Mend marks Women’s Equality Day by describing how the company meets the challenge of equality with its “Ready to Grow” program, and the success it has achieved so far in promoting equality in leadership and opportunities for women and others
In light of the Supreme Court decision in Dobbs versus Jackson Women’s Healthcare, which nullified the federal right to an abortion, we remain committed to protecting the rights of our employees. The health and well-being of our Mend team members are paramount to all that we do, and we do not take this news lightly. ...
In honor of Pride Month, two of our amazing employees share LGBTQ+ perspectives.
After two years of virtual events, the Mend team was beyond excited to gather in San Francisco’s Moscone Center and connect with the tech community face to face. This year’s theme was ‘transformation,’ which couldn’t be more appropriate for us as we unveiled our new company name and integrated application security platform with automated remediation...
Learn how Mend is bringing RSA 2022’s “transform” theme to life with its own transformation, what that means for customers, and what we’re anticipating from the conference.
When it comes to rebranding, it’s not about the destination, it’s about the journey How important is a company name, really? Turns out that it is pretty important, especially if the name you currently have does not represent what the company has become, or where it is going. Our name is what defines the vision,...
Volunteer delegation and charitable donations made to assist and aid those fleeing the crisis in the Ukraine
Volunteer delegation and charitable donations made to assist and aid those fleeing the crisis in the Ukraine
To celebrate Pride month, Mend is highlighting a few of our favorite open source projects and programs that support LGBTQ+ communities.
Our humble tribute to April Fools’ Day is this collection of our favorite Zoom backgrounds from our very own Mend crew.
Developer advocates engage with developer communities to help them use their tools more productively. Read about the top developer advocates to follow in 2020.
Mend is now the proud recipient of Amazon Web Services DevOps Competency Status, taking their partnership with Amazon Web Services to the next level.
Mend brings its industry-leading experience and knowledge base of open source vulnerabilities to reach developers in IDE environment.
HyperLedger is Mend's open source project of the month! HyperLedger is an umbrella project of open source blockchains and related tools
Jenkins X is Mend's open source project of the month! Jenkins X is a CI/CD tool designed to help ship apps continuously with Kubernetes.
We took the opportunity of International Women's Day to hear from female developers at Mend. They offer their stories of how they came to tech as well as advice for companies and women.
Bulma is WhiteSurce's open source project of the month! Bulma is an open source modern CSS framework based on the Flexbox layout model.
SweetAlert2 is our open source project of the month! SweetAlert2 is an open-source customizable modern replacement for JavaScript's popup boxes.
In appreciation and recognition of their efforts and contribution, we highlight a couple of the female programmers that we are thankful for this year.
September's list of Top 5 New Open Source Security Vulnerabilities includes both new and old players in the community, and vulnerabilities that are yet to be published in NVD