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From a rise in no code tools to greater transparency, experts have shared their top predictions for software development in 2023.

Microsoft is taking proactive measures to reduce the expanding software supply chain is one of the most serious issues confronting software development today.

Security affects every digital company, from small startups to global enterprises. Security issues can range from minor annoyances to major catastrophes that can hurt a company's reputation and their existing user base. There’s no sign of it stopping: A recent vulnerability report by Risk Based Security noted that 28,695 vulnerabilities were disclosed in 2021, the highest number ever recorded.

The U.S. Army has issued a request for information (RFI) for industry feedback on approaches currently being developed to address software supply chain issues, with a focus on the “acquisition, validation, ingest, and use of Software Bills of Material (SBOMs) and closely associated matters.”

Companies providing software to the federal government need to be prepared to attest that their software is NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology)-compliant within the...

GUEST OPINION by Lawrence Crowther, Head of Solutions Engineering, Snyk: Software supply chain attacks have accelerated in recent years, aiming to hit...

NetRise Platform offers insights into XIoT firmware vulnerabilities - SiliconANGLE

The board’s inaugural report offers more suggestions for how agencies could improve software security and transparency.

RKVST SBOM Hub makes it easy to build supply chain transparency with zero trust fabric Infosecurity Europe, London and Cambridge UK – June 21, 2022: Zero Trust fabric provider, RKVST announces that its SBOM Hub is being used by Device Authority and Intercede to list and distribute their Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs) meeting the foundational requirements of the US cybersecurity Executive Order 14028, improving the security of software cyber supply chains with zero trust...

RKVST showcases zero trust fabric for trustworthiness of shared data, devices and SBOMs at Infosecurity Europe 2022 Cambridge UK – May 30, 2022: Zero Trust fabric provider, RKVST has been shortlisted in the UK’s Most Innovative Cyber SME 2022 contest, run by the UK Government Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) in partnership with Infosecurity Europe and techUK...