Coverity to Demonstrate Software Integrity Solution for Security at RSA Conference 2011
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Coverity, the software integrity leader, announced today that it will be demonstrating its cornerstone solution for finding and fixing security vulnerabilities during development at Booth #333 during RSA Conference 2011.
Coverity automates code testing in development to find software defects that can lead to catastrophic failures and security vulnerabilities. With Coverity® Static Analysis, developers can fix security vulnerabilities as code is written, as well as present security vulnerabilities alongside quality defects in the developer's workflow. Coverity will be featuring its flagship developer testing product in the booth along with a live demonstration of its integration with Armorize CodeSecure, the industry's first integration of quality and security analysis into a single developer-ready solution.
The world's largest companies rely on Coverity for software integrity, including:
- 3 of the Top 5 Security Software Companies
- 10 of the Top 10 Diversified Electronics Manufacturers
- 10 of the Top 10 Mobile and Telecommunications Device Manufacturers
- 7 of the Top 10 Aerospace and Defense Companies
Additionally, Coverity partner Armorize Technologies' CEO Caleb Sima will be presenting at RSA Conference 2011 on simplifying the secure development process:
What: Don't Teach Developers Security
When: Tuesday, February 15 @ 2:30 PM
Where: Red Room 103
About Coverity
Coverity (www.coverity.com), the software integrity leader, is the trusted standard for companies that have a zero-tolerance policy for software failures. More than 1,000 Coverity customers use Coverity's award winning portfolio of testing products to test their code to discover and eliminate software defects in their products. Coverity is a privately held company headquartered in San Francisco. Coverity is funded by Foundation Capital and Benchmark Capital. Follow us on Twitter or check out our blog.
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