Kodem named Winner of Top Infosec Innovators Award for Application Security
We're excited to share that Kodem Security has won the 2024 Top InfoSec Innovators Award in the Application Security category!
Cyber Defense Magazine (CDM), the industry’s leading electronic information security magazine, annually spotlights the industry’s top innovators, and we’re honored to be recognized for our unique approach to application security.
Kodem Security’s runtime-powered application security platform goes beyond traditional tools by analyzing applications within live environments, giving organizations the insight they need to address actual vulnerabilities and attack paths. By integrating static application security testing (Runtime SAST), software composition analysis (SCA security), and infrastructure as code (IaC) security, we deliver a unified solution that enables real-time threat detection and remediation.
This award acknowledges Kodem’s dedication to innovation and impact on providing real actionable results reducing frustration and minimizing wasted time enabling engineers to focus on development. Our approach empowers organizations to tackle evolving threats with precision, helping developers build secure applications more efficiently.
Thank you, Cyber Defense Magazine, for this honor, and to our community for supporting our mission to redefine application security!
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