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October 24, 2024

CISO Survival Guide: Commercial Software Supply Chain Risk

Spectra Assure delivers third-party software risk management (TPSRM), which enables ownership and methods to determine if third-party apps pose a risk.

October 23, 2024

Keep your secrets secret: 5 core tips — and a call to action on modernizing

A multilayered approach to prevent secrets exposure is good strategy — but it must include a final check on all software before it goes out the door.

October 22, 2024

OWASP's Dependency-Track tool update: Key changes — and limitations

Here are key highlights of the changes — and what you need to know about managing risk from your software, whether you build it or buy it.

October 22, 2024

ReversingLabs Product Release Highlights: October 2024

Announcing RL Spectra Analyze version 9.2 and Spectra Detect version 5.2

October 18, 2024

Strengthening Supply Chains: ReversingLabs Now Integrates with ServiceNow

Elevate your software supply chain security with seamless SBOM management through ReversingLabs and ServiceNow integration.

October 16, 2024

Threat modeling and binary analysis: Supercharge your risk strategy

Chris Romeo shares five key ways to merge modeling with software supply chain security — and improve your software risk management in the process.

October 15, 2024

AI and cybersecurity: Modernize your SecOps to tackle today's threats

Here are highlights from Caleb Sima's recent BSides and RVAsec talks — and expert insights on how AI can help deal with today's threats head-on.

October 9, 2024

5 commercial software attacks — and what you can learn from them

Don't just roll the dice with commercial software risk. Here are key lessons from recent attacks for your security team.

October 8, 2024

Do More With Your SOAR

Running an SOC is complex — and running without the best tools makes it more difficult. Learn how RL File Enrichment can automate and bolster your SOC.

October 3, 2024

Get Ahead of CISA's New Software Security Acquisition Requirements

CISA's guide defines a list of controls software buyers can use to understand the security risk presented by a prospective suppliers’ product or service.