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The rise of web applications entailed testing them: Verizon Data Breach reports in 2016 that 40% of all data breaches use web application vulnerabilities.<ref name=DBI_1>{{cite web| title=2016 Data Breach Investigations Report| url=
As well as external security validations, there is a rise in focus on internal threats. The Clearswift Insider Threat Index (CITI) has reported that 92% of their respondents in a 2015 survey said they had experienced IT or security incidents in the previous 12 months and that 74% of these breaches were originated by insiders.<ref name=CITI_2>{{cite web| title=Clearswift report: 40 percent of firms expect a data breach in the Next Year| url=https://www.securityinfowatch.com/cybersecurity/information-security/press-release/12141612/clearview-clearswift-report-40-percent-of-firms-expect-a-data-breach-in-the-next-year| publisher=Endeavor Business Media| date=20 November 2015| access-date=8 January 2024}}</ref><ref name=CITI_1>{{cite web| title=The Ticking Time Bomb: 40% of Firms Expect an Insider Data Breach in the Next 12 Months| url=https://www.clearswift.com/resources/press-releases/ticking-time-bomb-40-firms-expect-insider-data-breach-next-12-months| publisher=Fortra| date=18 November 2015| access-date=8 January 2024}}</ref> Lee Hadlington categorized internal threats in 3 categories: malicious, accidental, and unintentional. Mobile applications' explosive growth implies securing applications earlier in the development process to reduce malicious code development.<ref>
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