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Season 1: Open Source Security
Episode 4: 5 Steps for Securing Your Open Source Supply Chain
Most modern applications are assembled from open-source components with developers typically writing less than 15% of the code for their application. Here are the 5 Steps for securing your open source supply chain.
Step 1: Maintain a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM)
Step 2: Perform Due Diligence - Scan for Vulnerabilities
Step 3: Have a Centralized Artifact Repository - Use Only Approved Software
Step 4: Always Use Latest - Don't Use Stale Components
Step 5: Run a Web Application Firewall (WAF)
Series 1: Open-Source Security
Episode 3: How Secure Are Your Open Source Software
Get ready for an eye-opening episode that could change the way you think about the building blocks of modern applications.
Season 1: Open Source Security
Episode 2: Do Your Applications Have A Software Bill of Materials?
“Oh, I didn’t realise we were exposed to as I didn’t think that application was using .”
I often heard such comments during the initial stages of our application security uplift. There was a lack of visibility on what open-source components applications relied on. Developers were often surprised, and sometimes in disbelief, as most of these vulnerable software components weren’t listed as application dependencies; they were transitive dependencies.
In this episode we're diving into a crucial topic: "Do You Have a Software Bill of Materials?" Get ready for an enlightening episode as we explore why SBOMs are essential in today's software landscape.
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