The 411 on Stack Overflow and open source license compliance

Developer communities like Stack Overflow are a great resource for your open source projects, but proper due diligence is required to manage compliance risks.
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What the 2021 OSSRA report tells us about the state of open source in commercial software

Open source vulnerabilities are on the rise according to the new OSSRA report. Get the latest information on open source security, compliance, and code quality risk.
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AppSec Decoded: What are organizations doing to manage open source vulnerabilities?

In this AppSec Decoded interview, we look at the top takeaways from the ‘DevSecOps Practices and Open Source Management in 2020’ report. 
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Discovery capabilities: A core differentiator for Black Duck SCA

Stay on top of open source vulnerabilities and license obligations with discovery capabilities from Black Duck.
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CVE-2020-35774: twitter-server XSS Vulnerability Discovered

According to its official documentation, “twitter-server” is a Twitter OSS project used to provide a template from which servers at Twitter are built. It provides common application components such as an administrative HTTP server, tracing, stats, and … Continue reading CVE-2020-35774: twitter-server XSS Vulnerability Discovered

Six key findings from the ‘DevSecOps Practices and Open Source Management in 2020’ report

Synopsys surveyed 1,500 IT professionals working in cyber security to analyze the DevSecOps practices used to address open source vulnerability management.
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Four requirements for open source vulnerability management in a DevOps environment

Most applications contain open source code, which can expose companies to risks if left unchecked. Make the most of your open source vulnerability management with the right approach and tooling.
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TANSTAAFL! The tragedy of the commons meets open source software

Open source projects can become victims of their own success. What can developers do to secure their open source software?
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[Webinars] OpenChain and open source supply chain security

Learn what OpenChain is, how it works, and how companies around the world are using it to secure their software supply chains and reduce open source risk.
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[Webinars] Open source, threat modeling, Node.js security

Hear about the state of open source in our Red Hat partner webinar, discover our approach to threat modeling, and learn how to secure Node.js applications.
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