Cambridge, MA—December 05, 2023 –ReversingLabs, the trusted authority in software and file security, today announced it was referenced in the new research report from Gartner®, “Mitigate Enterprise Software Supply Chain Security Risks,” for identification of Malware and Malicious Code.
“The lack of transparency and trust within the global software supply chain has emerged as a critical issue for organizations of all kinds,” according to the Gartner report. “Software supply chain attacks have seen triple-digit increases, but few organizations have taken steps to evaluate the risks of these complex attacks. This research provides three practices security and risk management leaders can use to detect and prevent attacks, and protect their organizations.”
“Software represents the largest under addressed attack surface facing businesses today. The threats are not limited to third party code, but across all proprietary, commercial, and open source code,” said Mario Vuksan, CEO and Co-founder, ReversingLabs. “Whether you build software or manage vendor application security, the ReversingLabs Software Supply Chain Security platform is designed to identify critical malware, tampering, vulnerabilities, exposed secrets, and more.”
Gartner reported that it is increasingly common for software (both open source and commercial) to be exploited by attackers as an attack vector, but that traditional application security testing tools do not typically attempt to detect malicious code.
Automated analysis of code to detect malware should be considered. “Our Complex Binary Analysis lets organizations identify various malware, vulnerabilities, tampering, and more - all without the need for source code,” said Tomislav Peričin, Chief Software Architect and Co-founder, ReversingLabs. “This threat detection and risk classification comes from our Threat Repository containing over 35 billion pieces of malware, goodware, and attack intelligence — the world’s largest such collection. ReversingLabs is the only solution capable of handling large and complex software packages gigabytes in size, deconstructing and reporting on issues in minutes.”
To learn more about the new Gartner report on how organizations can mitigate software supply chain risks, join ReversingLabs on Wednesday, January 10 at 8 AM Pacific for a review of the Gartner report, discussing the importance of Software Supply Chain Security, and how Complex Binary Analysis can reduce risk and threats for both Application Security and Vendor Application Security Testing teams.
Click here to receive a complimentary copy of the full report.
Gartner, “Mitigate Enterprise Software Supply Chain Security Risks” Dale Gardner, 31 October 2023
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