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Palo Alto adds software composition analysis to Prisma Cloud to boost open-source security - Vimarsana News

Palo Alto adds software composition analysis to Prisma Cloud to boost open-source security

Palo Alto Networks has added a new SCA solution to Prisma Cloud to help developers safely use open-source software components. The vendor has also introduced a software bill of materials.

8 notable open-source security initiatives of 2022 - Vimarsana News

8 notable open-source security initiatives of 2022

Vendors, collectives and governments are contributing to improve the security of open-source code, software, and development amid organizations’ increasing use of open-source resources.

GitGuardian launches ggcanary project to help detect open-source software risks - Vimarsana News

GitGuardian launches ggcanary project to help detect open-source software risks

GitGuardian says its new open-source canary tokens project helps businesses detect breaches as they unfold.

The Open Source Software Security Mobilization Plan: Takeaways for security leaders - Vimarsana News

The Open Source Software Security Mobilization Plan: Takeaways for security leaders

The plan from the Linux Foundation and OpenSSF presents three goals to improve open-source software security during development and more effectively address vulnerabilities.

Open Source Security Gets $150M Boost From Industry Heavy Hitters - Vimarsana News

Open Source Security Gets $150M Boost From Industry Heavy Hitters

Maintainers of open source software (OSS) will gain additional security tools for their own projects, while the developers who use OSS — and about 97% of software does — will gain more data on security.