Sponsored by BLUBRACKET
Code is everywhere. Code makes up applications, drives cloud environments, is used for infrastructure configuration, runs operational systems and manages data. Rapid application development leverages open source and pre-designed components to make up a software bill of materials (SBOM). As supply chain attacks have taken center stage, organizations need to take a full-stack approach that involves development and security teams to ensure security for the software supply chain.
Join Ajay Arora, president, COO and co-founder of BluBracket, as he leads a panel discussion with other industry experts that looks at security from open source to infrastructure and why it's imperative to take a comprehensive view.
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