Articles for tag: DevSecOps, License Compliance, Open Source Security, SCA, Vulnerability Management

May 26, 2025

Mathew

Software Composition Analysis (SCA) for Open Source Security (2025)

Software Composition Analysis (SCA) for Open Source Security (2025)

Software Composition Analysis (SCA) for Open Source Security (2025) Software Composition Analysis (SCA) is becoming an increasingly vital tool for organizations seeking to manage the security risks associated with open-source software (OSS). By 2025, SCA will likely be a standard practice for any organization that uses OSS in its software development lifecycle. What is Software Composition Analysis? SCA is the process of identifying and analyzing the open-source components in a software application. This includes: Inventorying OSS Components: Identifying all open-source libraries, frameworks, and other components used in the application. Vulnerability Detection: Identifying known vulnerabilities in those components by cross-referencing them

May 18, 2025

Mathew

AI-Powered Vulnerability Management in 2025

AI-Powered Vulnerability Management in 2025

AI-Powered Vulnerability Management in 2025 By 2025, Artificial Intelligence (AI) will have revolutionized vulnerability management, offering proactive and efficient solutions for cybersecurity. This post explores how AI will transform the landscape, focusing on key applications and benefits. Current Vulnerability Management Challenges Today’s vulnerability management faces numerous challenges: Volume of Vulnerabilities: The sheer number of new vulnerabilities reported daily overwhelms security teams. Prioritization Issues: Determining which vulnerabilities pose the greatest risk is complex and time-consuming. Manual Processes: Many tasks, like scanning and patching, are still manual, leading to delays and inconsistencies. Lack of Context: Traditional tools often lack the context needed