Jan. 9, 2023, 6:26 p.m. | Luke Mcbride

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Around this time last year, InfoWorld called 2022 the “the year of software supply chain security.” Unfortunately, one year later still feels very much like we’re back at the beginning. Our data shows software supply chain attacks are on a radical incline, increasing an average of 742% yearly since 2019. Bad actors continue to target open source project ecosystems–and there’s no reason to believe next year will be different.


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