The 5 Misconceptions of Software Supply Chain Security
Software supply chain security (SSCS) is an increasingly complex endeavor.
Threat actors bypass the defenses of the most well equipped organizations by taking advantage of the fact that they’re rapidly consuming more software from more vendors than ever before.
At the same time, software producers unknowingly publish unsafe software, as the combination of propriety, commercial, and open source software as well as artifacts can harbor malware, tampering, secrets, and more.
While many organizations are evolving their strategies to combat software supply chain attacks, several misconceptions may leave them vulnerable still. This webinar will expose and clarify five of the most common misunderstandings about software supply chain security, and provide actionable insights to strengthen your defenses.
Key Takeaways:
✓ Discover the hidden risks in your software supply chain that could put your organization at risk.
✓ Learn why traditional tools or practices may not offer full protection against supply chain threats.
✓ Understand the limitations of commonly used methods and how to overcome them.
✓ Gain insights into the tools and techniques you need to detect and mitigate the most evasive threats in the software supply chain.
✓ Get expert guidance on creating a proactive and resilient approach to securing your software supply chain.
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