Mend.io Blog

Learn all about black box testing in application security & quality assurance. Discover techniques, & tools and more.

Discover the top 7 questions to ask when evaluating a Software Composition Analysis solution for managing open source components.

Discover the top 9 code review tools for clean and secure source code, essential for detecting errors and defects before production.

Discover the top open source vulnerability databases beyond NVD. Learn how to track and remediate vulnerabilities in your software.

Learn how to reinstall NPM and Node.js on Windows, macOS, and Linux to avoid performance issues. Follow step-by-step guides.

Learn why patch management is crucial for application security and how to implement it effectively. Discover best practices, tools, and more.

Discover the top 10 Microsoft Public License (Ms-PL) questions answered on this blog. Learn about terms, copyleft, compatibility, and more.

Learn about the differences between security scanning and runtime protection in application security testing. Explore tools and tech.

Learn how to enforce code security with NPM Audit. Scan your project for vulnerabilities, fix issues, and safeguard your code quality.

Learn about open source license compatibility and the importance of combining licenses. Understand permissive vs. copyleft licenses and more.

Learn about the differences and similarities between npm and Yarn, two popular package managers for JavaScript developers.

Learn why you need an open source vulnerability scanner to protect your applications from cyber attacks.

Discover the SaaS loophole in GPL open source licenses and how it affects software distribution. Learn about the AGPL solution.

Learn all about open source attribution reports and how they help ensure compliance with open source licenses.

Get all your questions about the Eclipse Public License answered. Learn about its terms, compatibility, and differences with other licenses.

Master vulnerability remediation with our 3-step guide. Find out how to identify, prioritize, and fix vulnerabilities.