Software supply chain security startup Chainguard raises a $140 million Series C round that values the company at $1.2 billion.
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US, Allies Warn of Memory Unsafety Risks in Open Source Software
Most critical open source software contains code written in a memory unsafe language, US, Australian, and Canadian government agencies warn.
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New Open Source Tool Hunts for APT Activity in the Cloud
The CloudGrappler open source tool can detect the presence of known threat actors in cloud environments.
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CISA Outlines Efforts to Secure Open Source Software
Concluding a two-day OSS security summit, CISA details key actions to help improve open source security.
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Cisco Releases Open Source Backplane Traffic Visibility Tool for OT
Cisco has released an open source PoC tool named Badgerboard designed for improved backplane network visibility for OT.
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Linux Foundation Tackles Financial Fraud With Open Source Platform
The open source platform Tazama provides cost-effective monitoring of digital financial transactions to prevent fraud in real time.
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From Open Source to Enterprise Ready: 4 Pillars to Meet Your Security Requirements
Open source is a great way to test the waters and define requirements. But when looking at putting a platform into production, an enterprise-ready solution will ensure you can keep up with business demands.
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Google Open Sources AI-Aided Fuzzing Framework
Google has released its fuzzing framework in open source to boost the ability of developers and researchers to identify vulnerabilities.
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New Offerings From Protect AI, Venafi Tackle Software Supply Chain Security
Two new products aim to secure the traditional OSS supply chain, and the new AI model software supply chain.
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New Project Analyzes and Catalogs Vendor Support for Secure PLC Coding
A new project aims to make it easier for PLC programmers to implement secure coding practices by cataloging useful files and functions from each vendor.
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