BlueVoyant, a leader in integrated cybersecurity, is launching its Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) management offering, helping organizations reduce risk related to software by automating the ...

Supply chain security is rapidly emerging as a material risk for enterprise software buyers. Yet, despite best efforts from regulators to hold software publishers accountable, enterprise buyers ...

Modern software supply chain security demands that organizations not only address issues specific to the development of software applications, but also to the consumption of commercial software, where ...

In recent years, software supply chain attacks have moved from the periphery of concerns to the forefront. According to Verizon's "2024 Data Breach Investigations Report," the use of vulnerabilities ...

Assessing the risks of working with third-party vendors is nothing new for CISOs, but it has recently become an area of renewed focus. Increasing use of third-party software inside organizations and ...

The continuing surge in third-party data breaches underscores the profound cybersecurity vulnerabilities present in vendor supply chains. Case in point, Black Kite’s 2024 Third-Party Breach Report ...

While many companies are implementing strong security controls within their organizations, they may not necessarily be aware of the vulnerabilities resulting in breaches and cyber-attacks emanating ...

In 1965, Ralph Nader’s groundbreaking book Unsafe at Any Speed exposed how car manufacturers prioritised style, performance, and profit over the safety of drivers and passengers. His narrative spurred ...

An SBOM is a detailed guide to what's inside your software. It helps vendors and buyers alike keep track of software components for better software supply chain security. An SBOM is a formal, ...

Most modern software applications are built using third-party and open-source components that are stitched together with original code to achieve the desired capabilities. Third party software, which ...