Tag: Software Supply Chain
When AI Coding Agents Become Malware Delivery Systems
Samuel Ogbonna | | AI coding agents, AI security, devsecops, github, prompt injection, Software Supply ChainAI coding agents are becoming part of everyday development work. Developers use them to find libraries, configure projects, troubleshoot installation problems, and set up new tools. An agent can search GitHub, read ...
Report Shines Spotlight on 91 Vulnerabilities Fixed in Latest Update to Spring Framework
Mike Vizard | | AI cybersecurity, AI vulnerabilities, application security, Broadcom, CVEs, devsecops, Java security, open source security, open source vulnerabilities, patch management, security automation, software components, Software Supply Chain, sonatype, Spring framework, Spring vulnerabilities, technical debt, virtual patching, vulnerability managementSonatype says 91 Spring vulnerabilities affecting more than 209,000 software components highlight how AI is accelerating vulnerability discovery and creating a new patching challenge for DevSecOps teams ...
Is Your New DevSecOps Tooling Reducing Work Or Just Adding to It?
Yogesh Tatwal | | CI/CD, devsecops, SAST, Security scanning, software delivery, Software Supply ChainSecurity belongs in the software delivery pipeline. The harder question is where, how often and at what cost. Many pipeline teams eventually add security scanning to CI/CD, and relatively few go back ...
Why CI/CD Security Testing Is Going Autonomous (and Why It Should Stay Local)
mehdi boutayeb | | application security, autonomous security testing, CI/CD, devsecops, penetration testing, Software Supply ChainContinuous integration and delivery changed the tempo of software. Teams merge dozens of times a day, infrastructure is redefined on every commit, and a new build can reach production in minutes. Security ...
Open Source Code Just as Secure as Proprietary Software—If You Manage It Right, Says CISA
Joab Jackson | | AI security, CISA, federal government, open source software, Software Supply Chain, vulnerability managementOpen source can be just as safe as proprietary software, though government agencies (and private enterprises) should take additional measures to secure it properly, according to a new guide published by the ...
The Trust Graph: Why Infrastructure Diagrams No Longer Describe Modern Systems
Igboanugo David Ugochukwu | | AI agent security, CI/CD security, GitHub Actions security, IAM governance, identity security, machine identities, non-human identities, OAuth tokens, OIDC federation, platform engineering, reliability engineering, SaaS integrations, secrets sprawl, service accounts, Software Supply Chain, trust amplification, trust bottlenecks, trust cascades, trust graph, workload identityTraditional architecture diagrams miss the identity relationships that now drive breaches and outages. Platform teams need trust graphs that map who and what can act across modern systems ...
Zero Trust Starts at the Code: Building Secure Systems with PKI and DevOps Automation
BALA CHANDAR NAGALLA | | certificate lifecycle management, CI/CD security, devsecops, PKI, Software Supply Chain, zero-trustWhen a certificate expires, it can take down a production system, and teams usually only find out after something goes wrong. These issues are hard to catch because they rarely trigger alerts ...
Why Developer Workstations Have Become a Critical Part of the Software Supply Chain
Samuel Ogbonna | | CI/CD security, Developer Security, Developer Workstations, devsecops, open source security, Software Supply ChainFor years, software supply-chain security discussions focused on centralized infrastructure such as build servers, package registries, and CI/CD systems. Recent attacks suggest that this view is incomplete. The Megalodon campaign injected malicious ...
How AI is Revamping DevSecOps Processes
Umashankar Kotturu | | AI DevSecOps, CI/CD, devsecops, policy as code, security automation, Software Supply ChainArtificial Intelligence is pushing DevSecOps into a new phase where security is no longer just about detecting vulnerabilities, but increasingly about resolving them automatically within the flow of software delivery. As many ...
AI Is Exposing a Growing Blind Spot in Open Source Security
Aaron Mitchell | | ai, application security, open source, software development, Software Supply Chain, technical debtWith AI, teams across organizations are now building internal applications faster than ever, often pulling in open source libraries and frameworks without much thought about long-term support, lifecycle management, or security ownership ...
Shift Left to the Developer’s Machine: Building Local Git Security Gates
Arun Sanna | | CI/CD security, code security, Credential Leakage, Defense in Depth, developer experience, Developer Security, devsecops, Git Hooks, Git Security, GitLeaks, Open Source Security Tools, Pre-Commit Hooks, secret detection, secrets management, shift left security, Software Supply Chain, static analysis, supply chain security, vulnerability scanningShift left to the developer's machine. The principle is what matters: Stop secrets before they ship. The tooling is a means to that end. ...
The Silent Risk of AI-Written DevOps Pipelines
Sannan Ali | | AI-generated DevOps pipelines, CI/CD, devsecops, pipeline security, Software Supply ChainThese days, when a developer needs a CI/CD pipeline, they don’t always dive into GitHub Actions docs or spin up Jenkins from scratch. Instead, they pull up an AI assistant and type ...
