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Read ArticleApache Struts Vulnerabilities vs Spring Vulnerabilities — One of these popular open source projects might be riskier than the other
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Read ArticleLearn From the Best: Vulnerability Management Best Practices from the Best in the Business
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Read ArticleTop 5 New Open Source Security Vulnerabilities in September 2018
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Read FlipbookThe State of Open Source Vulnerability Management
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Read ArticleCreating Your Open Source Policy Template: 3 Points You Don't Want to Overlook
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SANS Product Review of WhiteSource
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Read ArticleBack to School: The Top Open Source Projects To Use When Starting Out As A Developer
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Read ArticleEclipse Che- WhiteSource’s Open Source Project of the Month for September 2018
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Securing Open Source Report by 451 Research
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Read ArticleHow to Make Your Vulnerability Management Metrics Count
Which vulnerability management metrics do you need, to ensure that you've got vulnerability detection, remediation, patching and prioritization right?
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Read ArticleTop 5 New Open Source Security Vulnerabilities in August 2018
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Read ArticleWhy Your Application Security Journey Must Start with a Comprehensive Software Composition Analysis (SCA) Program
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Read ArticleEquifax Breach Year in Review: Vulnerabilities in Apache Struts Still Going Strong
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Read ArticleThe Future of Vulnerability Management Programs
The future of vulnerability management programs consists of advanced automated solutions for vulnerability scanning, prioritization and remediation
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Read ArticleZombies: Top 5 Open Source Vulnerabilities That Refuse To Die
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Read ArticleDevOps Vs. DevSecOps; Are They Headed in Opposite Directions?
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Read ArticleTop 5 New Open Source Security Vulnerabilities in July 2018
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Read ArticleDual Licensing for Open Source Components: Yeah or Meh?
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Read Article8 Startup Due Diligence Questions You want to Be Asking
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Read ArticleSecurity Patch Management — 7 Do’s and Don’ts
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