Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

August 2021

The Forrester Wave Software Composition Analysis, Q3 2021: Key Takeaways

The Forrester Wave™ Software Composition Analysis, Q3 2021 report states that open source components made up 75% of all code bases in 2020. This is more than double the 36% in 2015. As organizations increasingly rely on external components to quickly add functionality to their own proprietary solutions, they take on greater risk, especially considering these open source components may contain unmitigated vulnerabilities or violate organizations’ compliance policies.

Industry Experts Weigh In: Addressing Digital Native Security Challenges

Keeping up with today’s rapidly evolving threat landscape is an ongoing journey for software development enterprises in cloud-native environments, as many struggle to keep their assets and customers secure while keeping up with the competitive pace of software delivery in cloud native environments. Earlier this summer WhiteSource hosted a roundtable discussion with HackerOne, AWS, and IGT about the new security challenges enterprises face as they shift to a digital native environment.

WhiteSource - Prevent the preventable. Remediate the rest

WhiteSource helps organizations accelerate‌ the development of secure software ‌at‌ ‌scale‌. We provide automated tools that help bridge the security knowledge gap, integrating easily into the software development life cycle and going beyond detection with a remediation-first approach. WhiteSource is built on the most comprehensive vulnerability database in the industry, providing the widest coverage for threats and attack vectors. Our solution helps enterprises like Microsoft, IBM, Comcast, Philips, and many more reduce security risk and increase the productivity of their security and development teams.

DevOps vs. Agile: What Is the Difference?

DevOps and Agile are popular modern software development methodologies. According to the 14th Annual State of Agile Report, 95% and 76% of the respondents stated that their organizations had adopted Agile and DevOps development methods, respectively. Interestingly, both approaches have the same aim: deliver the end product as efficiently and quickly as possible.