Why Using SCA to Build Your SBOMs is a Risky Proposition
Organizations that generate software bills of materials (SBOM) by feeding software manifests into software composition analysis (SCA) tools only capture 49.91% of the components that make up final, published software packages, a research study from ReversingLabs revealed. That leaves developers and security teams with a serious gap in visibility, revealing just ... Read More
NIST Adversarial ML Guidance: How RL Can Secure Your Organization
The National Institute of Standards and Technology’s latest guidance on how to protect applications from adversarial machine learning (ML) should serve as a solid starting point for understanding and addressing the risks of adversarial ML, but it doesn’t offer a total solution: the fundamental challenges of securing AI remain a ... Read More
RL @ Black Hat: Here’s what to expect
As a 15-year-old company, ReversingLabs has made the trip to Las Vegas for Black Hat USA many times. Considering that Black Hat is one of the biggest and most important cybersecurity shows in North America, RL is always excited to attend and converse with all kinds of practitioners who want ... Read More
New Gartner® Report Introduces Three Pillars to Strengthen Software Supply Chain Security
In the past year, more enterprises have begun to see the bigger picture when it comes to software supply chain security (SSCS). Government calls to action, such as the White House’s 2021 Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity (EO 14028) and subsequent guidance, as well as new regulations such ... Read More
