Open Source Security

Open source security refers to the practices and tools used to identify and manage vulnerabilities in freely available software code that your organization uses or relies on. Enterprises face a growing compliance burden to track which open source components are embedded in their systems, verify they are not vulnerable or legally problematic, and maintain them as updates are released. A robust open source security program reduces the risk that attackers will exploit known flaws in widely used libraries and frameworks before your team can patch them.

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