Antivirus (EPP) and EDR Antivirus (Endpoint Protection Platform – EPP) and Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) are two essential cybersecurity solutions used to protect endpoint devices from malware and sophisticated cyber threats. While both aim to secure endpoint environments, they offer different capabilities and serve distinct purposes. What is Antivirus [...]
In today’s digital landscape, the majority of cyberattacks exploit vulnerabilities at the application layer. One of the most effective methods for securing applications is through thorough source code analysis. Even a minor vulnerability left in the foundational code of an application can lead to major breaches. This is why Secure Future strongly recommends incorporating source code analysis into development lifecycles.
Research indicates that 60% to 80% of a typical software project is composed of open source libraries and components. Traditional static code analysis tools, while effective, often focus solely on custom-developed code, potentially overlooking the vulnerabilities hidden in these widely used open source dependencies.
Through our strategic partnership with WhiteSource, a global leader in open source security, we offer:
While open source accelerates development, it can also introduce significant risk. Dependencies that are not properly maintained or audited can become attack vectors for cybercriminals. With solutions like WhiteSource, organizations can maintain robust visibility and control over the security of third-party code.
Implementing a proactive open source security strategy is essential for minimizing risk, maintaining compliance, and ensuring the long-term integrity of your software products.
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