Most of the code running in your product probably isn’t code you wrote. Open source libraries, vendor SDKs, and firmware components all become part of your attack surface the moment they’re compiled into your build. Third-party software risk is the...
Your SBOM is only as useful as it is accurate, and the method you use for Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) generation determines the level of accuracy you will receive. SBOM generation method determines whether an SBOM captures what developers declared, what scanners...
A Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) is a machine-readable inventory of every component, library, and dependency inside a software application. Think of it as a detailed ingredient list that reveals exactly what’s bundled into your code—including the open source...
Software supply chain attacks surged at the end of 2025, with 41 attacks uncovered in October alone. And there was an unmistakable pattern. Attackers stopped trying to breach organizations directly and instead focused on opportunities for widespread impact. Why pick...
Ask any product manager about their biggest budget headaches, and security will likely make the top three. It’s easy to see why. Security investments feel like insurance premiums, necessary but painful expenses that drain resources from feature development and...
Industrial systems worldwide share a common weakness in their software supply chains that most security strategies completely miss. Just ask Andy Kling, VP of Cybersecurity at Schneider Electric, one of the world’s leading industrial automation and energy companies....
