Critical infrastructure today is powered by software. The need to secure millions of lines of code in embedded systems deployed in ICS/OT environments, the automotive industry, defense, and more has never been more urgent. Embedded systems in these industries often...
Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs) are a detailed inventory of all the components—open source, proprietary, and third-party—used within a software application. SBOMs play a key role in ensuring software integrity, managing security risks, and strengthening software...
Memory safety vulnerabilities remain one of the most persistent and exploitable weaknesses across software. From enabling devastating cyberattacks to compromising critical systems, these vulnerabilities present a constant challenge for developers and security...
Over the past several years, regulators around the globe have begun issuing Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) requirements and standards in an effort to strengthen software security. SBOMs are a detailed inventory of all the components—open source, proprietary, and...
When maintaining embedded systems, patching is one of the most resource-intensive challenges for software developers and security teams. Between developing patches, testing, deploying them, and working to maintain system uptime, patching is a big drain on resources....
Across the Department of Defense, software factories have become the mechanism for software modernization. From the AirForce’s Platform 1 to the Navy’s Overmatch Software Armory, software factories use DevSecOps principles to continuously and rapidly deliver secure...
