Supply Chain Security stories - Page 7

The scanner detects and blocks suspicious behaviour and malware in real-time, preventing code tampering and countering threats in the software build process.

The service continuously monitors clients' vendors, suppliers, and other third parties for cybersecurity risks and quickly mitigates any issues.

Registries and artifact management systems are prime targets for threat actors as they are crucial elements within the software supply chain.

With this investment, Proofpoint customers in Australia are better equipped to comply with local data sovereignty regulations.

Software supply chain security startup aDolus appoints Kevin Senator as CEO. Senator will focus on scaling the company's product capabilities.

BlueVoyant bolsters its APJ presence as the company saw over 300% growth in customers and total contract value in the region in 2022.

RKVST has participated in the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) 116 Hackathon that took place earlier this week in Japan.

Aqua Security has been named a representative vendor in the Gartner market guide for Cloud-Native Application Protection Platforms (CNAPP).

The local team will support the growing regional customer needs and be an on-the-ground location for continued training and customer workshops.

Cyber security breaches have negatively impacted 98% of supply chains in the Asia Pacific region, according to new research from BlueVoyant.

DDoS can serve as a cover for other, potentially more damaging cyber activities such as infiltration and exfiltration of data and malware installation.

Supply chain cyber risk is a mounting issue. Many Australian organisations don't understand how third parties increase cyber risk.

The 13 Dell PowerEdge servers accelerate performance and reliability for computing across data centres, large-scale public clouds and edge locations.

Technology is critical in business, government, social development, and so much more—and open source is all too often at the forefront of what’s next.

Endor Labs exposes the dangers of unchecked open source software reuse in application development, with 95% of vulnerabilities found in indirect dependencies.

Software supply chain attacks are becoming the biggest concern in cyber security, with organisations globally at risk.

Aqua Security is making waves in the ANZ market, helping organizations set the gold standard for cloud native security.

The telecom industry ranks globally as the most impacted by ransomware, followed by transportation and shipping.

It will act as Australia’s first advanced manufacturing hub, producing ICT componentry for SoftIron’s HyperCloud Intelligent Cloud Fabric.

Aqua Security helps software vendors meet compliance requirements of US Executive Order 14028, improving cybersecurity and preventing cyber incidents.