Catch Attackers Before They Strike: Early Warning Insights for Software Supply Chain Attacks
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Open-source software libraries form the backbone of modern application development. Their inherent transparency and community-driven development foster a rapid pace of improvement and broad accessibility.
But what happens when the apps we rely on are compromised before they even reach us? This is the alarming reality of software supply chain cyber attacks. These attacks exploit vulnerabilities in the development, distribution, or implementation of software, causing widespread disruption and raising serious security concerns.
This report dives into the world of software supply chain attacks, what makes them so dangerous, and how Armis’ Early Warning Threat Intelligence helps organizations to stay ahead of evolving cyber risks.
What To Expect From This Report?
- For the C-suite, this report offers an overview of software supply chain risks, widely exploited open-source software libraries, and emerging cyber threat trends.
- For (application) security teams, it offers an evidence-based and actionable Top 25 of software supply chain attacks, and an overview of Indicators of Action (IoAs) to address and monitor.
