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Thursday, October 30 @ 12-1pm ET

Anatomy of a Software Supply Chain Attack

Lessons from Real-World Compromises Across the SDLC

From customer data exfiltrated with the Salesloft/Drift compromise to two of the largest open-source attacks seen last month with Shai-Hulud and the Qix NPM Compromise, it’s been a hard couple of months for software supply chain security. In fact, we have seen 5 of the top 10 npm packages being compromised in just the last few weeks.

It’s clear that trust model is broken.

Join this webinar to dive into the anatomy of real-world software supply chain attacks. We will break down how these attacks unfolded on different parts of the software pipeline – from open source packages, to the tooling used to code and build software, to package and repositories. We will discuss why traditional defenses often fail and what proactive measures can balance resilience with software delivery.

You will learn:

  • What happened at each stage of the attack
  • What made each attack different and difficult to detect
  • Lessons learned about proactive detection and resilience
  • Strategies to see and stop future attacks

Register now! Attendees will receive an attendance certificate to be used towards CPE credits.

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