Safeguarding your software supply chain is vital to your organization’s security and success. The prevalence of third-party components, open-source libraries, and AI-generated code pose significant risks that cannot be ignored.
The reality is that our digital infrastructure has become inextricably interconnected. From the SolarWinds breach that compromised thousands of organizations to the XZ Utils backdoor that nearly infiltrated major Linux distributions, we’ve witnessed how a single point of compromise can cascade across entire ecosystems.
What steps should organizations take to safeguard their software?
In this white paper, you’ll learn about:
The software supply chain has become the critical battleground where cybersecurity is won or lost. Download the white paper now to empower your organization with the knowledge and tools needed to mitigate software supply chain security risks effectively.
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