How do you know your secure code review is actually working?
Four measures from OWASP guidance, review coverage, finding quality, efficiency and trend, and how to track them without turning review into a quota.
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Four measures from OWASP guidance, review coverage, finding quality, efficiency and trend, and how to track them without turning review into a quota.
You cannot prove an SBOM is complete, but five checks expose thin ones: depth, known unknowns, component counts, dependency coverage and a cross scan.
Check three signals: WordPress.org status, last update date, and declared support for current WordPress and PHP. WP-CLI shows them in one command.
A real AI feature survives your own data, shows its evidence, and has a named failure mode. Here is a short buyer test to separate working AI from a label.
Rolling a dependency policy out to an acquired team works when you explain the why, show what changes first, and give them a path to ask for exceptions.
A real update comes from the app's own settings or the vendor's official site. A pop-up or emailed link pushing you to update now is suspect.
Both Ubuntu and Debian publish security advisories by mailing list and feed. See where to subscribe, what an ID means and how to route them to a ticket.
Never paste untrusted values like a pull request title into a run script. Pass them through an environment variable or an action instead. Before and after.
Git's store helper keeps credentials on disk indefinitely. Switch to your OS keychain or Git Credential Manager and check what is already saved.
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