Synopsys builds trust in software by enabling organizations to manage application security, quality, and compliance risks at the speed their business demands. With Synopsys, organizations can transform the way they build and deliver software, aligning people, processes, and technology to intelligently address software risks across their portfolio and at all stages of the application lifecycle.
Moshe Marziano
Application Security is becoming increasingly critical to the software development lifecycle. At Synopsys, our market-leading solutions help developers to secure code as fast as they write it; development and DevSecOps teams to automate testing within development pipelines without compromising velocity; and security teams to proactively manage risk and focus remediation efforts on what matters most.
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In the mean time, why not review some of the content below and uncover how you can build trust in your software.
Secure Your Software Supply Chain
Your software is assembled as well as created. It includes more than open source and proprietary code. To build software users can trust, you must address the security of everything that goes into it.
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Establishing trust in your software supply chain with an SBOM
Just because the component you add to your application is secure today doesn’t mean that the application will still be secure tomorrow. That’s due in large part to the complexity of the software supply chain: the mix of proprietary and open source code, APIs and user interfaces, application behavior, and deployment workflows that go into building software applications. For enterprises developing software, security issues at any point along this chain, at any time, can put your organization and your customers at risk. How can you ensure your software supply chain is secure, and prove it?
View Here: www.synopsys.com/software-integrity/engage/c/software-bill-of-mat
Open Source Security and Risk Analysis 2023 (OSSRA) report
The annual “Open Source Security and Risk Analysis” (OSSRA) report, now in its 8th edition, examines vulnerabilities and license conflicts found in roughly 1,700 codebases across 17 industries. The report offers recommendations for security, legal, risk, and development teams to better understand the security and risk landscape accompanying open source development and use.
Learn More: www.synopsys.com/software-integrity/resources/analyst-reports/open-source-security-risk-analysis.html