Supply chain woes have been a recurring theme for a while, during the COVID-19 pandemic and now with current market ...

In just one year alone — between 2020 and 2021 — software supply chain attacks grew by more than 300%. And, 62% of organizations admit that they have been impacted by such attacks.

Lineaje, the full-lifecycle software supply chain security company, today released new research revealing that 32% of security professionals think they can deliver zero-vulnerability software ...

Building on the Google research grant, their efforts are now focused on these key factors: Design a graph-based model for data-driven prediction of risk and vulnerabilities that represents the overall ...

The software supply chain is the infrastructure of the modern world — so the importance of securing it cannot be overstated. This is, however, complicated by the fact that it is so widespread ...

The Rise Of Supply Chain Attacks Linux, a free, open-source operating system used in business and government operations worldwide, is a prime example of the security risks of open source.

In an example in the report, the JFrog Security Research Team detected 25,229 exposed secrets or tokens in public registries, up 64% year-over-year, of which 27% were active.

At the center is a complex supply chain of software code and hardware-based components that a sprawling ecosystem of global suppliers develops and maintains—from networking equipment, security ...

A growing market for supply chain sustainability software is being driven primarily by increasing scrutiny from regulators and stakeholders of ESG performance, as well as a greater consideration of ...