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Development velocity impacts your bottom line. Find out why you need to improve it and how automating compliant data delivery is the secret key.

Learn about the latest security update made available in Helix Core 2024.2 and our latest patches.

Discover how to efficiently mask SQL data at scale. Explore the best practices based on our extensive experience with large enterprises.

Static sentiment analysis is an exciting new approach that uses machine learning to understand developer intent.

Discover Oracle data masking techniques and solutions. Learn how Delphix enables seamless masking for hybrid environments, protecting sensitive data across Oracle and beyond.

Get an overview of Delphix. Discover key use cases and applications of Delphix. And learn about the results you can achieve.

The main difference between data masking and data anonymization is that anonymization is a broad category while masking is a specific approach to protecting data. Discover more in this blog.

One of the most common code vulnerabilities is a buffer overflow vulnerability. If a buffer overflow vulnerability is not addressed, an untrustworthy agent can take advantage and cause a buffer overrun. For that reason, it is important to understand what is buffer overflow, which will greatly help you with preventing buffer overflow.

The Saudi Arabia Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL Saudi Arabia) is actively regulating personal data processing. Find out how Delphix helps with PDPL compliance here

Perforce showcased static analysis solutions at the inaugural Embedded World North America conference! Learn more about the activities, sessions, and embedded software trending topics at this year's event.

Cars are increasingly dependent on technology and will progressively become more autonomous — and ultimately self-driving. For this reason, it's important to learn about the security concerns with self-driving cars so you can answer the questions "are self-driving cars safe" and "in what ways are driverless cars safer than human drivers?"