Software Supply Chain Threat Landscapes...A Moving Target

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Software supply chain attacks have surged dramatically in recent years as attackers look for scalable ways to compromise applications upstream. Gain a clearer view of how today’s software supply chain threat landscape is shifting and why security strategies that worked yesterday may no longer be enough. Discover how attackers are adapting their tactics, what these changes mean for developers and security teams, and how organizations can better anticipate and respond to emerging software supply chain risks.

Software Supply Chain Threat Landscapes: A Moving Target

Brian Fox, Co-Founder & CTO | Sonatype

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Jan 10 2022 | 74 mins

Modern day software relies heavily on open source coding components. Software supply chain attacks have increased an average 742% per year over the last three years. While cybercriminals are nothing new, the intensity, volume, frequency, severity, and sophistication of malicious attacks are – becoming a major issue plaguing organizations around the world. Despite high-profile incidents like Log4j, organizations still lack the educational resources and tools to protect themselves against cybercriminals.

In this session Brian Fox, Co-Founder & CTO of Sonatype discusses relevant use cases to emphasize the problem and provides tangible, data-driven actions organizations can take to arm themselves against surging risks as well as actionable tools and methodologies to successfully mitigate open source security issues before they occur.

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Brian Fox

Co-Founder & CTO