WhiteSource announced the change of its name to Mend. The company is also launching an automated remediation for custom code security issues as well as integration of Mend …
WhiteSource launched WhiteSource Spring4Shell Detect, a free command-line interface (CLI) tool that quickly scans projects to find vulnerable open source libraries for …
WhiteSource announced the company’s expansion into custom code security following two recent acquisitions and the availability of its static application security testing …
WhiteSource released a threat report based on malicious activity found in npm, the most popular JavaScript package manager used by developers worldwide. The report is based on …
WhiteSource released an Azure DevOps repository integration, allowing Azure DevOps users to detect all open source components and automatically enforce security policies …
WhiteSource launched WhiteSource Log4j Detect, a free command-line interface (CLI) tool to help organizations quickly detect and remediate the Log4j vulnerabilities …
In an effort to help developers meet new governmental regulations for protecting the software supply chain, WhiteSource released WhiteSource SBOM, a new tool that creates a …
Recent high-profile supply chain attacks have heightened the need for increased regulation of the open-source community. In the U.S., for example, President Biden’s …
WhiteSource released WhiteSource Cure, an auto-remediation application designed for custom code. This pioneering release enables organizations to accelerate the delivery of …
20% of security professionals described their organizations’ DevSecOps practices as “mature”, while 62% said they are improving practices and 18% as “immature”, a WhiteSource …
As technology constantly advances, software development teams are bombarded with security alerts at an increasing rate. This has made it nearly impossible to remediate every …
The number of disclosed open source software vulnerabilities in 2019 reached over 6000, up from just over 4,000 in 2018, a new WhiteSource report says. “This can be …