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A Call to Action on Software Supply Chain Security | A NVD 2022 ReversingLabs Analysis

The NVD is a critical resource for both software development and security organizations.

Flaws in open source are contributing to a sharp rise in reports to the National Vulnerability Database in 2022. But emerging software supply chain attacks warrant a re-think of the NVD—and your software security approach—to go beyond common software vulnerabilities.

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Key report takeaways:

  • Attackers are shifting their efforts from apps to software component
  • The NVD is not keeping pace with supply chain risk
  • Trust is key. Focus on what code does—not just where it comes from

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