Expert perspectives on application security, compliance, and emerging threats
GeneralScope - What This Guide Covers This guide focuses on data integrity controls for AI systems that inform business decisions. You ll find governance frameworks, implementation steps, and controls to pre
GeneralOrganizations often rely on automated scanning tools to detect malicious packages in their dependency chains. The belief is that if you can scan quickly and block threats within seconds, you re protec
GeneralThe Conventional Wisdom Your team might hear that verifying AI model provenance—confirming a model s origin and training process—is essential for managing AI risk. Tools like Cisco s Model Provenance
GeneralThe Conventional Wisdom Your security team likely treats third-party plugins like procurement decisions. You download a component, run it through a static scanner, maybe have a senior engineer check t
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GeneralYour developers installed 14 new VS Code extensions last week. How many did your security team review? If the answer is none, you re not alone—and that s exactly what the threat actors behind GlassWor
GeneralThe 2026 State of Open Source Report from Perforce OpenLogic reveals a critical disconnect: while 55 percent of organizations adopt open source to escape vendor lock-in, more than half that failed com
GeneralScope This guide addresses the operational and security risks when your team s publishing accounts—such as Microsoft Partner Center, Apple Developer, and Google Play Console—face suspension or access
GeneralThe Conventional Wisdom Federal agencies are embracing OMB M-26-05 , which promises a shift from checkbox compliance to risk-based validation. This move aims to replace rigid, one-size-fits-all mandat
GeneralYour security team is debating whether to block AI-enabled browsers like Arc, Brave with Leo, or Edge with Copilot. Someone proposes an outright ban. The compliance team wants to add it to the accepta
GeneralAfter the XZ Utils backdoor discovery in 2024—where a compromised compression utility could have granted attackers full administrative control over millions of systems—your compliance team probably ad
GeneralOn February 2nd, maintainers from npm, PyPI, crates.io, and Maven Central met for the first time to address security failures. The OpenSSF Package Manager Security Forum wasn t a celebration—it was a
GeneralThe myths around federal software supply chain security persist because they re comfortable. They let you treat authorization as a one-time event, vulnerabilities as a scoring exercise, and compliance
GeneralYour developers are shipping code faster than ever, thanks to AI coding assistants. However, if you re still using the same security tools from three years ago, you re accumulating risk faster than yo
GeneralYour developers are shipping faster than ever. Pull requests are flying through review. Sprint velocity is up 30%. Meanwhile, your security team is quietly panicking. These myths persist because AI co
