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New online workshop: Protect your Rails app against security threats during COVID-19

Join us as we discuss the rise of security threats during COVID-19, and how upgrading your Rails application can protect your business and users.
Daniel Colson
May 7, 2020
- Security
- Rails Upgrade
- Remote
- Workshops
- Code Audit
- Web
- Ruby
- Rails
Web Security During the COVID-19 Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought with it an increase in cyber threats, but we can fight back by being more thoughtful about web security.
Daniel Colson
April 20, 2020
- Security
- Web
- Ruby
- Rails
- Rails Upgrade
- Code Audit
Protecting User Data in HIPAA Compliant Staging Environments

How to populate your staging environment with data while keeping user data secure.
Sweta Sanghavi
March 6, 2020
- Health Tech
- Security
- Data
- Web
Health Tech, HIPAA, and Humans

A brief introduction to HIPAA compliance for developers in health technology.
Mike Wenger and Sarah Cassidy
October 25, 2019
Is Your Site Leaking Password Reset Links?

Emailed password reset links are a common part of web applications. Is your site leaking these confidential links to third party sites?
Derek Prior
October 24, 2016
- Web
- Security
Paperclip IS vulnerable to ImageTragick

Paperclip is affected by CVE-2016–3714 if used with ImageMagick 7.0.1-0 or earlier.
Tute Costa
May 6, 2016
- Security
- Open Source
- Paperclip
- Ruby
ImageMagick vulnerability does not affect Paperclip

There is no need to upgrade Paperclip in light of CVE-2016–3714. You may choose to upgrade ImageMagick regardless.
Tute Costa
May 4, 2016
- Security
- Open Source
- Paperclip
- Ruby
Paperclip Security Release

We released Paperclip v4.2.2 with a security fix.
Tute Costa
June 5, 2015
- News
- Web
- Open Source
- Security
- Ruby
- Paperclip
Building secure web applications with Ruby on Rails

Ruby on Rails makes it easy to build web apps with security in mind.
Murtaza Gulamali
March 2, 2015
- Rails
- Ruby
- Security
- New Bamboo
- Web
Who's responsible for web application security?

In short, we’re all responsible. And this is why.
Alexis Ternoy
February 12, 2015
- Security
- New Bamboo
- Web
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