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Open Source Cookbook: The Ultimate Guide to Software Composition Analysis

Static, dynamic, and interactive application security testing (AST) solutions designed to scan custom and compiled code abound within many organizations today.

Open source software has facilitated the rapid evolution of application development and shortened development cycles. As with any new advancement in technology, there can be risks associated with open source components which organisations must identify, prioritise, and address. Today, organisations need deep insight into open source security vulnerabilities affecting their software, with risk severity metrics, detailed vulnerability descriptions, and remediation guidance to mitigate the risk of exploitation.

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  • Custom code is often referred to as proprietary code that is originally developed by a person or a team, and it’s the intellectual property of an organization or that individual.

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