This is an opinion piece written by Charlie Bedard, COO of OpenRefactory. Charlie reflects on SAST practices based on his years of experience. Programing languages are the “carpenter’s tools” for software developers. Just like a good carpenter would not use a chisel as a screwdriver

In the nascent years of the computer industry some six decades ago, there were only a handful of machines globally and the machines took up huge rooms and consumed lots of power. Software was a brand-new discipline and it took very specialized training and patience

OpenRefactory reports that it has performed an analysis of a popular Open Source project: FRRouting. FR Routing is a member of the Linux Foundation. From the FR Routing Website (https://frrouting.org): “FRRouting (FRR) is an IP routing protocol suite for Linux and Unix platforms which includes

A major advancement for OpenRefactory is our Memo of Understanding with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS). The MoU creates an opportunity for OpenRefactory to partner with TCS who helps to bring our technology to the very large base of TCS’s customers. The MoU relationship was made

Everyone cares about security bugs—yet until OpenRefactory, there haven’t been tools that enable developers to resolve them really efficiently. The leading developer security tools only detect bugs; after that, developers have to fix the bugs manually. It takes a developer four hours on average to