3 years ago

Category: Software, Security, automation

by So, it should come as no surprise to hear that developers have been increasingly relying on open-source software (OSS) components.

OSS libraries and frameworks offer a significant competitive advantage by reducing DevOps costs and accelerating time to market.

Hackers understand that organizations often are unaware of the open-source components (and accompanying vulnerabilities) used within their applications.

To track and protect the widespread use of OSS components, developers need security tools that work when applications are actually running.