Exposing Software Supply Chain Weaknesses

• Insights and Strategies for Modern Threat Defense from Guest Speaker IDC’s Katie Norton

• IDC's latest DevSecOps research reveals an urgent need for stronger defenses in the software supply chain. They’ve documented a staggering 241% increase in software supply chain attacks.  Additionally, supply chain attacks were found to be the most common among ransomware attacks with software-related catalysts.*
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  This speaks volumes about the state of our defenses, and how threat actors adjust their techniques to find opportunities to achieve their goals.
   
  Join special guest speaker, Katie Norton, Research Manager, DevSecOps & SSCS at IDC to dive into IDC's latest survey findings. She will unpack trends in attacker behavior and offer actionable steps to help safeguard your organization from these rising threats.
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  Key Takeaways:
  ✓ A detailed review of IDC’s latest survey findings on software supply chain vulnerabilities
  ✓ Insights into modern attack trends and the tactics behind evolving threat patterns
  ✓ The six core risks highlighting weaknesses in the software supply chain
  ✓ Strategic guidance to adapt your security measures and stay ahead of emerging threats
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*IDC, “DevSecOps and Software Supply Chain Security Survey 2024. SSCS and SBOMs.” Katie Norton, Research Manager, DevSecOps & Software Supply Chain Security. October 2024