Software Supply Chain Attacks: Regulation and Litigation Increase, as Barriers to Entry Drop
The report calls out visibility gaps in the software supply chain; an increase of malware on open source package managers; and continuing problems with leaks of developer secrets, all of which increase risk and exposures in the software supply chain for any organization developing and deploying software.
- The report calls out visibility gaps in the software supply chain; an increase of malware on open source package managers; and continuing problems with leaks of developer secrets, all of which increase risk and exposures in the software supply chain for any organization developing and deploying software.
- The report insights are gleaned from the ReversingLabs Software Supply Chain Security platform and its industry-leading threat repository, containing over 40 billion malware and goodware files.
- “Over the years, we’ve closely monitored the increase of software supply chain exposures and attacks.
- For additional insights, attend ReversingLabs The State of Software Supply Chain Security 2024 Webinar on January 31 at 12 pm ET.