Bytesafe

Stockholm, Sweden
2018
  |  By Niclas Gustafsson
We are excited to share a new Bytesafe feature that will help you manage and secure your supply chain: the ability to import Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) files into Bytesafe. This enhancement, designed with our users' needs in mind, is a significant stride towards improved software supply chain security. It offers a solution to track current and potential vulnerabilities in your dependencies without sharing your proprietary source code or other sensitive data.
  |  By Daniel Parmenvik
In an era where high-profile security incidents involving the software supply chain have become all too common, the need for robust tools and practices to secure the software we rely on has never been more evident. One crucial aspect of ensuring supply chain security is package provenance, which allows for the tracking of the origin and authenticity of software packages.
  |  By Niclas Gustafsson
Bytesafe Community Edition (CE) is a free, robust security platform designed to protect organizations from open source software supply chain attacks. It’s an ideal tool to manage your JavaScript projects and packages securely. Here’s a simple guide to get you started with Bytesafe CE and JavaScript.
  |  By Niclas Gustafsson
Bytesafe Community Edition (CE) is a free, robust security platform designed to protect organizations from open source software supply chain attacks. It’s an ideal tool to manage your Python projects and packages securely. Here’s a simple guide to get you started with Bytesafe CE and Python.
  |  By Daniel Parmenvik
Bytesafe is a secure package management solution that helps organizations of all sizes protect their software supply chains from known vulnerabilities and other threats. In our commitment to enhance the security of open-source ecosystems, today we are excited to announce the availability of Bytesafe Community Edition, a free and open source version of our software that is available.
  |  By Daniel Parmenvik
Computer software is a complicated construct composed of numerous diverse components. Open-source software is becoming ever more common as a building block in software. This phenomenon is accompanied by an increase in exploitable vulnerabilities, so being able to tell quickly what your software is composed of is becoming increasingly important - both in applications that you develop yourselves and the ones from suppliers and vendors.
  |  By Daniel Parmenvik
Open source software has revolutionized the software development landscape, providing cost-effective solutions and promoting collaboration among developers worldwide. However, the legal terms associated with open source licenses can be complex, and improper management of these licenses may lead to significant legal risks.
  |  By Niclas Gustafsson
The need for secure coding practices has never been greater. Vulnerabilities can be introduced at any stage of the software development life cycle and can result in significant data breaches and other security incidents. Therefore, it’s essential to have a robust security process in place to catch these vulnerabilities early on. Bytesafe is a security-focused tool designed to help developers and organizations secure their software development process.
  |  By Niclas Gustafsson
In the ever-evolving world of software development, secure and efficient package management is crucial to maintaining code integrity and fostering collaboration. While JFrog Artifactory offers a powerful solution for repository management, integrating Bytesafe as an upstream source can further enhance security and collaboration capabilities.
  |  By Niclas Gustafsson
Keeping up with supply chain threats is hard work and, unfortunately, never-ending. There are some good frameworks out there that, when implemented, minimizes the risk of exposure. But for smaller organizations it can be a challenge to get the resources and time to implement them correctly. Not to mention keeping them maintained over time.
  |  By Bytesafe
Discover the fastest way to enhance your Kubernetes security and compliance! With SBOM Observer's new Kubernetes integration, you can generate and upload SBOMs for your entire cluster in just a few seconds using our CLI. This approach offers a holistic SBOM-centric overview, enabling vulnerability detection and management across environments. Level up your cybersecurity strategy today and ensure your environments remain compliant.
  |  By Bytesafe
In this video we'll have a look at a quick way to produce an SBOM from a Docker container and use SBOM Observer to analyze it.
  |  By Bytesafe
Dependency confusion occurs when a malicious package with the same name as a private package is published in a public repository, tricking systems into using the malicious version.
  |  By Bytesafe
This video shows you how to use Gradle and Bytesafe to install secure packages.
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This video shows you how to use Maven and Bytesafe to install secure packages.
  |  By Bytesafe
This video shows you how to use Python and Bytesafe to install secure packages.
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This video shows you how to use Python and Bytesafe to install secure packages.
  |  By Bytesafe
This video shows you how to use NuGet in Visual Studio (Windows) and restore packages from Bytesafe.
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Guide on how to use Bytesafe Freeze policy to control the open source software versions to what's available in an npm registry. Want to get consistent results when using npm install? Use Freeze and lock available dependencies to the ones you selected and approved. Consistent results, regardless of who runs the installation of dependencies, when in time and regardless of the environment or system.
  |  By Bytesafe
Open source provides a shortcut to functionality developed by others. But with exponential growth in the use of open source there is a very real risk of businesses failing to keep track of components, their dependencies and licenses. It's more important than ever to stay in control of the code your applications depend on and with typically hundreds of dependencies, this is not a small task. Avoid being the weakest link - understand the risks associated with your software supply chain and how to control them!
  |  By Bytesafe
Bytesafe research found that 78% of public web sites for members of the Swedish Bankers' Association used open source packages with known vulnerabilities. The report indicates that many of the financial institutions have challenges keeping components up to date to avoid vulnerabilities. Download the full report to find out the state of Javascript security for the Nordic Financial Institutions in 2021.

Bytesafe allows enterprises to increase their software supply chain security posture with automated best practices - and a unified workflow for security and developer teams. The Dependency Firewall enables enterprises to enforce open source usage policies and avoid threats by effectively blocking open source vulnerabilities and non-compliant licenses.

A Security Platform That Protects You From Open Source Software Supply Chain Attacks:

  • Dependency Firewall: The Dependency Firewall quarantines malicious open source before reaching developers and infrastructure - protecting data, assets and company reputation. Our policy engine evaluates threat signals such as known vulnerabilities, license information and customer defined rules.
  • Application Analysis: Having insight into what Open Source components are used in applications is crucial to avoid exploitable vulnerabilities. Software Composition Analysis (SCA) and Dashboard reporting give stakeholder a holistic overview with immediate insights into the current situation.
  • License Compliance: Discover when new open source licenses are introduced in the codebase. Automatically track license compliance issues and restrict problematic or unlicensed packages.
  • Issue Tracking: Issues are automatically created when problems are detected by the Dependency Firewall or Software Composition Analysis. Track progress from creation to remediation - with optional integration to GitHub Issues.

Manage Open Source Threats. Intelligently.