The eScan supply chain attack resulted in malware infections after hackers compromised an update server and pushed a malicious file.

Notepad++ has shared additional details on the supply chain attack carried out by Chinese state-sponsored hackers via a ...

A key insight from the whitepaper is the increasing divergence in verification expectations between regions. While the EU ...

Malicious activity within software supply chains has evolved from opportunistic abuse into “sustained, industrialised” ...

An assured supply chain protects what we build today and paves the way for what comes next. When we can prove that the ...

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Static assessments create blind spots that can last for months. Vendors often self-report their security posture with limited ...

Meanwhile, major global events keep exposing weaknesses organizations have never mapped. Among European supply chain leaders, ...

Adversaries are adopting a more precise approach to supply chain compromise. Organizations need to rethink what “secure software” really means.

The software supply chain can't catch a break, security-wise. Despite multiple organizations making claims they'd make security a higher priority than features as they developed new software, AI ...

Attackers are Exploiting Trust, Scale, and Automation Across Open-Source and Commercial Software and Emerging AI Ecosystems ...

The city of Newberry, Fla. will soon be home to a 325,000 high-tech greenhouse, part of a push to become a nationwide leader ...