To help CISOs and security teams manage and mitigate supply chain risk, we explore common attacks vectors and CISA’s strategic security practices for better supply chain cybersecurity. Overview of the software supply chain The demand for agile development has led to many organizations shifting to ...
The Open Software Supply Chain Attack Reference (OSC&R) initiative, led by OX Security, evaluates software supply chain security threats, covering a wide range of attack vectors including vulnerabilities in third-party libraries and components, supply chain attacks on build and depl...
One continually evolving attack vector for nefarious actors is the software supply chain, particularly within open source software package solutions and repositories. Many of these exploits are not sophisticated, but they are particularly potent due to their ease of execution, potential wide impa...
Identity and access management (IAM) is one of the biggest attack vectors in the software supply chain. Secure access with GitLab by authenticating, authorizing, and continuously validating all human and machine identities operating in your environment. ...
The paper analyzes terminology related to software supply chains security and formulates the main properties of the notions "supply chain" and "supply chain attack". The existing models of threats associated with software supply chain attacks are analyzed. Potential attack vectors are identified and ...
Execution: The breach demonstrated how attackers could utilize compromised packages within popular open-source libraries as delivery vectors for malware distribution. Supply chain attacks have surged significantly, underscoring the sobering reality that no entity is invincible. The modular arc...
Future of Digital Innovation and DevSecOps: Understanding and Securing the Attack Vectors of the Modern Software Supply Chain (Doc #US50485623) This research examines the various dimensions of the software supply chain that organizations need to be aware of and provides some guidance on tools and ...
With more than half of respondents now “very” or “extremely” concerned, we’re at a historic tipping point in mainstreaming corporate cyber consciousness around these relatively newly-appreciated attack vectors. How did this happen so fast? Already in high gear with cloud migration, the ...
stolen secrets, a variety of attack vectors means approaches to software supply chain security must be multifaceted. Recent research by TechTarget’s Enterprise Strategy Group examined these trends to find out where organizations are in their journey to a comprehensive software supply chain...
Open-source products introduce security risks from deep within an application’s codebase, dispelling the myth that only public-facing web apps act as attack vectors. Software dependencies are too numerous to track, let alone monitor for security risks, but thankfully, detection tools can automate...