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Software Supply Chain Security - OWASP Cheat Sheet Series Threats in this category include VCS exploits, the introduction of malicious or vulnerable code into a codebase, or building code from an unauthorized branch Build environment threats These threats modify a software artifact but without altering the underlying source code or exploiting the build process itself
What is Supply Chain Vulnerability? Uses and Examples Supply chain vulnerabilities refer to weaknesses that can potentially interrupt business operations, induce delivery delays, incur extra costs, or expose sensitive data to security breaches
Why DevOps is Key to Software Supply Chain Security Rather than being obviated by the demands of software supply chain security, DevOps provides the opportunity to integrate the kinds of protections that can prevent or mitigate supply chain vulnerabilities and breaches
Top 5 Software Supply Chain Security Incidents Explore the top 5 software supply chain security incidents, including the SolarWinds attack and Codecov breach Learn how these high-profile breaches highlight critical security vulnerabilities and best practices to protect your software supply chain
A field guide to threat vectors in the software supply chain Threats can infiltrate the software supply chain at four key points: through security vulnerabilities in the software's source code, vulnerabilities in dependencies like open source components, vulnerabilities in the software build pipeline, and insecure configurations post-release
SOFTWARE SUPPLY CHAIN AND DEVOPS SECURITY PRACTICES Managing cybersecurity risk from third-party software components, as part of cybersecurity supply chain risk management (C-SCRM), involves identifying, assessing, selecting, and implementing processes and mitigating controls
SBOMs Vulnerability Scanners: Boosting Supply Chain Security - Anchore As software teams race to deliver applications at breakneck speeds, security often finds itself playing catch-up, leading to potential vulnerabilities and risks But what if there was a way to harmonize rapid software delivery with robust security measures?
DevOps On The Edge: Tackling Phishing Supply Chain Challenges - Algoworks Phishing and supply chain pitfalls are two significant problems in DevOps The blog explores how phishing attacks and supply chain weaknesses create problems in DevOps Further, we will investigate how teams can tackle these challenges efficiently DevOps offers a rapid assembly line where teams collaborate and create software with lightning speed
Understanding Mitigating Software Supply Chain Risk Software supply chain attacks exploit vulnerabilities within the network of processes, tools, and dependencies involved in software development and deployment By compromising any link in this chain, attackers can introduce malicious code or manipulate software behavior
The Hidden Danger in Your Software: Understanding Supply Chain Attacks One area is how threat actors exploit vulnerabilities to gain access to something already within our digital supply chain The second area involves threat actors using implants, which means introducing something malicious into the product itself—what Joe considers a true supply chain attack