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Podcast: The Risks of Zero-Day Attacks in Open Source Software

June 20, 2024

Jacob Beningo of The Embedded Frontier Podcast interviews CEO Frank Huerta of Curtail, Inc., on open source security risks.

Watch the podcast here: https://youtu.be/Ma1Bc-cr1zE

Detecting Security Flaws in Software

August 10, 2023

Michael Vizard of Techstrong Group interviews Curtail CEO Frank Huerta about the huge need for automation tools that detect security flaws in software.

Predicting the Cybersecurity Landscape of 2023

January 23, 2023

In this article published on vmblog.com, Curtail CEO Frank Huerta shares his predictions for the cybersecurity landscape of 2023.

Finding Unknown Unknowns and Zero-Day Bugs within Azure CI/CD Pipelines

May 25, 2021

Curtail CTO Robert Ross gives an interview with Microsoft’s Steven Murawski on using a new technique to see and prevent bugs from going into production in Azure DevOps Pipelines as a final gate before release to assure production standards and protect user experience.

Curtail, Inc. hosts international audience webinar:
What is "Software Precognition"?

MARCH 16, 2021

Curtail, Inc. Releases ReGrade 2.6 Allowing Identification and Prevention of Data Leaks

JUNE 30, 2020

Curtail, Inc., a leading-edge DevOps assurance and security solutions company, is pleased to announce the addition of powerful new defect detection capabilities in its latest release of their award-winning software, ReGrade.

DevOpsDIGEST: 2020 DevOps Predictions

DECEMBER 19, 2019

The concept of “expanding right” grows as performance and quality testing is gaining prominence at all stages of software development. Testing now begins with developers and continues through pre-production into production environments, driving an interest in blurring the lines and testing apps “as if in” production. New approaches to continuous testing allow actionable context and precise diagnosis of software failures that existing tools do not adequately provide, and in 2020, I believe these new approaches will continue to emerge.

Read more from CTO Robert Ross here: https://www.devopsdigest.com/2020-devops-predictions-6

TechWell Insights: Lower Risk of Downtime by Testing with Production Traffic

OCTOBER 14, 2019

The accelerated development timeline of the DevOps model can bring unplanned outages, resulting in lost revenue and decreased productivity. The problem is how organizations typically do software testing.

Under New Reseller Agreement, Federal Data Systems Will Offer Curtail Products to Government Customers

OCTOBER 2, 2019

Today Curtail announced it has signed a reseller agreement with Federal Data Systems (FedData), a provider of IT services to the U.S. intelligence community. FedData will resell Curtail’s products, ReGrade and ReCover, to federal government customers, giving them the ability to find bugs and other software flaws that could otherwise cause outages.

Software Testing News: The future of software testing

SEPTEMBER 5, 2019

Based in California, Curtail is a software company that safeguards customer’s finance and user experience. Chief technical officer, Robert Ross, tells us what software testing and DevOps means to him and why continuous change is vital to the industry.

CloudTech: How to minimise the risk of outages – with better software testing

JULY 4, 2019

The software as a service model has been widely embraced as digital transformation becomes the norm. But with it comes the risk of network outages. IDC has estimated that for the Fortune 1000, the average total cost of unplanned application downtime per year can range from $1.25 to $2.25 billion. This risk arises primarily from the rapid iteration of the DevOps methodology and the subsequent testing shortfalls. To protect against certain errors and bugs in software, a new and streamlined approach to software testing is in order.

DZone: Want to Reduce Downtime and Increase Productivity? Test Software Updates With Production Traffic

JUNE 24, 2019

As the information economy rapidly matures within a software and services delivery model, the cost of unplanned downtime can take a significant toll on profits, productivity, and revenue. These risks lie largely in how software testing is traditionally done. A new approach is needed to streamline software testing, which can ultimately reduce downtime, increase productivity and protect organizations from certain bugs and errors.