The software supply chain is under siege. Threat actors increasingly exploit weaknesses in code repositories, dependencies and mismanaged secrets to infiltrate and disrupt software development processes. In response, organizations are turning to robust strategies to safeguard their supply chains, including tools like SCA scanning, AI and container security, secrets detection and repository health monitoring. Checkmarx’s..

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It’s not just small startups that are dependent on open source software—enterprises and even many federal agencies are increasingly relying on open source software and applications. Following an executive order from the Biden administration that requires federal agencies to secure software supply chains, organizations of all sizes are revisiting how they consume open source software..

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In 2023, there were a number of new cybersecurity regulations introduced in the U.S. and the EU designed to protect organizations’ digital assets. But it can be tricky to make sense of all these regulations and ensure you remain in compliance going into 2024. Not to mention the potential for even more regulations this year...

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As 2024 kicks off, here's where cloud-native supply chain security stands and what to expect in the immediate future.

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Codenotary added machine learning algorithms to the search engine it provides for its Trustcenter platform for generating and managing SBOMs.

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GrammaTech this week updated its CodeSentry software composition analysis (SCA) tool to make it simpler to identify specific types of vulnerabilities within application binaries. In addition, the company is also now making CodeSentry 4.2 available in three editions, starting with a software bill of materials (SBOM) edition that is available for free for a limited..

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