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Understanding and securing your agency’s software supply chain is more crucial than ever, especially with the rise of AI-generated code. Last year, a staggering 81% of codebases were found to contain high- or critical-risk vulnerabilities. Attendees delved into key security insights, including:

Black Duck hosted an engaging webinar that delved into how our advanced solutions facilitate continuous Authority to Operate (ATO) while aligning with stringent government compliance standards. As agencies embrace agile development practices and open source components, maintaining security and ...

Black Duck exhibited at Booth #4215 in the ̽»¨ÊÓƵ Pavillion at AFCEA WEST 2025, held on January 28 - 30 at the San Diego Convention Center located in San Diego, California.   AFCEA WEST 2025 provided a unique opportunity to learn, forge connections and ...

On January 22nd, Black Duck Software hosted a live discussion exploring how to secure public sector applications.   Attendees learned about: What’s new for the public sector at Black Duck How Black Duck's portfolio supports a risk-based ...

New Mexico recently issued Executive Order 2024-011, a comprehensive state-wide security assessment to identify vulnerabilities in cybersecurity and necessitates that all state agencies adopt the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) standards for cybersecurity by November 1, ...

Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) are becoming a game-changer for organizations seeking enhanced transparency and control within their software supply chain. However, navigating the intricate web of SBOM legislation and integration processes can be a challenge.  Attendees joined to learn ...

Securing sensitive data and critical systems is crucial. Software risk management and application security strategies identify and mitigate vulnerabilities, ensuring compliance with industry standards for enhanced public sector cybersecurity. Synopsys experts taught attendees to ...