Log4j and why it's not safe to relax yet [Q&A]
The Log4j vulnerability first hit the headlines in December last year. Since then we've heard less about it, but it hasn't gone away, like most vulnerabilities it has a long tail.
Source: betanews.com
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How OpenSSF Scorecards can help to evaluate open-source software risks
Scorecards automatically generates a score for open-source projects based on potential vulnerabilities and dependencies.
Source: csoonline.com
How we'll solve software supply chain security
Security teams need a standard set of processes for locking down roots of trust for software artifacts, and developers need a clear path to balance open source selection against security policies. Open source has answers.
Source: infoworld.com
Key takeaways from CSA's SaaS Governance Best Practices guide
Security and governance policies and practices are failing to keep up with the growth of SaaS usage. The Cloud Security Alliance's guidance aims to get that back on track.
Source: csoonline.com
iTWire - Aqua Security collaborates with CIS to create the first guide for software supply chain security
COMPANY NEWS: Aqua Security, the leading pure-play cloud native security provider, and the Center for Internet Security (CIS), an independent, non-pro...
Source: itwire.com