Software is an important part of every business in 2023. And whether you are building it or deploying it, it's absolutely crucial you know more than the potential attackers do about the weak links in ...

Companies are facing two major truths this year: More cybersecurity regulation and fewer resources. For the former, it's about time. Cybersecurity needs baseline requirements and government ...

When it comes to cooking, it’s not the ingredients that are unique, it’s the recipe. The same can be said for software. Developers mix together third-party and open-source components with bits of ...

An SBOM, or software bill of materials, is a list of all the components and dependencies that make up a piece of software. This can include things like libraries, frameworks, and other external ...

Open-source software is ubiquitous. A recent report found that 97% of applications use open-source code and 90% of companies across industries are applying or using it in their operations. The ...

When you pick up a can of Diet Coke – or a container of any other processed food – you can readily see that everything inside is spelled out in a listing of ingredients on the exterior of the can.

In today’s digital marketplace, many tech experts caution businesses to request software bills of materials from vendors. More and more, software is built using common components from shared libraries ...

In 2021, the software bill of materials — and its widely known acronym SBOM — joined the list of security buzzwords after President Joe Biden signed an executive order in May that makes the SBOM a ...

Open-source software (OSS) with and without AI/ML components (e.g., code, libraries, pre-trained models) form the backbone of the ever-growing complex software supply chain. For example, the widely ...