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Why You Need to Prioritize Software Development and Supply Chain Security

Why You Need to Prioritize Software Development and Supply Chain Security

Enterprise software development graduated from the “waterfall” framework of development and operations - and became less linear, more complex and, in several ways, more difficult to secure. And while contemporary software supply chain practices allow developers to manage that complexity and deliver software efficiently at scale, unaddressed gaps and vulnerabilities within the process continue to be exploited by threat actors.

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What Are Supply Chain Attacks? How to Protect Your Software Lifecycle

What Are Supply Chain Attacks? How to Protect Your Software Lifecycle

Traditional supply chain attacks impact the production of physical goods. Your supply chain might include partners delivering raw materials, suppliers with component parts used in manufacturing, as well as trucks for distribution of finished goods.Disruption of that supply chain could result in production shutdowns, aging inventory, degraded partner relations, and financial loss.

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