Application Security is becoming increasingly critical to the software development lifecycle. Synopsys' market-leading solutions help developers to secure code as fast as they write it; development and DevSecOps teams to automate testing within development pipelines without compromising velocity; and security teams to proactively manage risk and focus remediation efforts on what matters most.

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Open Source Security and Risk Analysis 2022 (OSSRA) report
The 2022 Open Source Security and Risk Analysis (OSSRA) report, in its 7th edition this year, examines vulnerabilities and license conflicts found in more than 2,400 codebases across 17 industries. The report offers recommendations to help security, legal, risk, and development teams better understand the security and risk landscape accompanying open source development and use.

Six Considerations for Securing Your Software Supply Chain

Weaknesses anywhere in the software supply chain can introduce risk everywhere, and the only way to mitigate this risk is to understand everything that's in the supply chain. This guide details several key considerations for securing the software supply chain. On a fundamental level, it explains how to secure applications from upstream risk and how to prevent your organization from generating downstream risk.

Cracking the Code of DevSecOps

Digital transformation initiatives are forcing development teams to make tough decisions between meeting time-to-market needs and mitigating risk. This white paper, written by the Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) and commissioned by Synopsys, delves into the challenges faced by development and security teams, and explores new strategies to minimize risk without impeding velocity. The paper proposes a risk-driven, security-where-needed approach with controls that intelligently and seamlessly integrate with DevOps pipelines without impeding development velocity.

Building Security In Maturity Model Digest

How can security leaders know how much is too much when it comes to their AppSec tool stack? How little is too little? These are the questions that the Building Security In Maturity Model (BSIMM) was created to answer. Regardless of size, maturity level, or industry, security leaders can leverage BSIMM as a roadmap to help develop, improve, and mature their AppSec programs.