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451 Research Report: Securing Open Source - Why All The Attention, And Why Now?

WhiteSource • November 6, 2018  
451 Research Report: Securing Open Source - Why All The Attention, And Why Now?

Open source adoption has exploded, and with it come new risks. High-profile security incidents like HeartBleed, as well as the Equifax breach, have highlighted their impact.

Download the report by 451 Research and learn more about:

  • The risks of adopting open source components and how these affect application and software security;
  • Technologies specifically intended to address open source risks, such as Software Composition Analysis.
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