36 participating companies have so far convened at Digital Catapult’s headquarters in London to showcase key findings, such as DSbD technologies’ ease-of-use, the minimal changes needed to existing code and its usefulness in discovering and mitigating fresh bugs in their own software and in their dependencies.

Applications to the DSbD Technology Access Programme (TAP) are live at the moment, and you can register your interest to arrange a call to discuss your project idea. If you want to learn more, visit the Technology Access Programme page to find out about the benefits of joining the programme and the qualifying criteria to participate.