The latest Gartner® Report, "Leader’s Guide to Software Supply Chain Security" offers critical findings and strategies that enterprises need to implement to secure their software supply chain including a three-pillar framework.
The urgent need for attention to the security of the software supply chain has been laid bare by damaging attacks. The estimated cost of these attacks runs to tens of billions of dollars and is expected to grow 200% to $138 billion by 2031.
Hear actionable insights and best practices from ReversingLabs Chief Trust Officer (CTO) Saša Zdjelar on how to address the gaps in current software security practices and introduce advanced solutions that meet the high standards set by Gartner.
✓ How Gartner’s new definition of comprehensive SSCS addresses the broader attack surface beyond open source software, encompassing proprietary and commercial code.
✓ How to implement The Three Pillars of Software Supply Chain Security: Curate, Create, and Consume
✓ Methods for implementing advanced security measures such as binary analysis to detect threats like malware insertion and tampering.
✓ Why Building a Coordinated SSCS Strategy that engages key stakeholders from various departments including security, software engineering, procurement, and vendor risk management is essential.
✓ How RL Spectra Assure, a comprehensive SSCS solution, addresses all three pillars of SSCS thorough vetting of open source, proprietary, and commercial software across the entire supply chain.