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Primary code repositories are a godsend for software developers but offer easy access for threat actors to deliver malware. Experts say CISOs should scan for threats and be aware of the dangers.
Software providers continue to rely on community support to help them identify code mistakes that can lead to malicious attacks.
Open source software is the bedrock of modern software development, but it can also be a weak link in the software supply chain. Here are the biggest risks — and tips on how to safely use OSS components.
While recent efforts promise a more secure future for software, experts say several challenges could still vex organizations as they try to improve software security.
These must-have open-source tools help CISOs and their teams scan for vulnerabilities, analyze protocols, run forensics, and support threat intelligence and encryption.
When digital systems need access and permissions they require credentials just like human beings. These non-human identities allow many components of complex systems to work together but present significant security issues.
Malware-laced libraries add a new dimension to defending the software supply chain.
The OWASP list provides recommendations aimed at getting around lagging indicators such as CVE catalogs and provides security practitioners with a guide to safely using OSS components.
OWASP’s checklist provides a concise and quick resource to help organizations and security leaders deal with generative AI and LLMs.
This open-source collaborative effort to share global AI security standards, regulations, and knowledge aims to mitigate risk and boost AI cybersecurity for all.