Open source software (OSS) is driving the automobile industry into the future. Automakers are looking to the advancement of integrated technology to power not just engines, but market share as well. Autonomous vehicles, sensor technology, speed monitoring, fuel efficiency tracking, diverse mobility, and social and In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) applications are just a few of the most recent advancements that inevitably

Revenera just released “The 2022 State of the Software Supply Chain Report”, which collects over 100 Revenera audit services projects and covers several topics around OSS such as Software Composition Analysis, License Compliance, Security Vulnerabilities, Open Source Licenses, the SBOM, the Supply Chain etc. The report is a response to the increase in OSS dependencies as well as the increase

Shane Coughlan, General Manager of OpenChain, elaborated on this question following the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) request to define a minimum Software Bill of Materials (SBOM). From NTIA’s SBOM FAQ, a “Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) is a complete, formally structured list of components, libraries, and modules that are required to build a given piece of software and

Software providers, developers, companies, and enthusiasts are realizing the importance of Software Composition Analysis (SCA) in the realm of modern application development. Net, no one wants be tomorrow’s headline. To understand the role of SCA, a broad perspective is important. SCA offers advantages and added value for organizations that want to develop secure and better products. This is the only