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ABSTRACT:
Automated source code analysis (SCA) technology locates and describes critical bugs and security vulnerabilities in software source code. Today, developers of mission-critical software are using the technology to perform code analysis at system build time. However, system build-time analysis suffers from an inherent weakness: bugs impact the main code stream before they are even detected. This paper proposes a solution: moving high-quality SCA to the developer's desktop and performing it at the earliest point in the development cycle - before code check-in - thereby reducing costs, enabling QA efficiency and improving end-product quality and security.
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AUTHOR:
Gwyn Fisher
CTO, Klocwork
Gwyn Fisher is the CTO of Klocwork and is responsible for guiding the company’s technical direction and strategy. With nearly 20 years of global technology experience, Gwyn brings a valuable combination of vision, experience, and direct insight into the developer perspective. with a background in formal grammars and computational linguistics, Gwyn has spent much of his career working in the search and natural language domains, holding senior executive positions with companies like hummingbird, Fulcrum Technologies, PC DOCS and LumaPath.
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