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Software Supply Chain Risks for Low- and No-Code Application Development
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Supply chain attacks occur when a third-party vendor or partner with less robust security measures is breached, allowing attackers to indirectly gain access to an organization. This can happen through backdoors planted in software updates, as seen in incidents like SolarWinds and Kaseya. New architectures such as multi-cloud and microservices have made consistent security controls […]
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