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Software supply chain risk management is the ability to identify, prioritize, and mitigate risks from components associated with third-party and first-party (homegrown) software and services. It includes security and compliance practices in the development process and at runtime to mitigate risks related to software components, including zero-day vulnerabilities such as Log4Shell.
Read the CISO's Guide to First-Party Software
96% of first-party software includes open-source components. Learn how to assess, prioritize, and remediate vulnerabilities associated with components running within your unique environment.
Security teams need an up-to-date SBOM repository for first- and third-party software. Harvest SBOMs from third-party vendors (coming soon) and continuously ingest SBOMs from internally developed applications to see dependencies and quickly analyze risk.
According to Qualys research, teams took an average of 17 days to remediate Log4Shell vulnerabilities after detection. Prioritize and triage instantly with runtime risk assessment and complete business context, slashing response times to hours or days instead of weeks.
The Enterprise TruRisk Platform provides you with a unified view of your entire cyber risk posture so you can efficiently aggregate and measure all Qualys & non-Qualys risk factors in a unified view, communicate cyber risk with context to your business, and go beyond patching to eliminate the risk that threatens the business in any area of your attack surface.
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