Healthcare Case study: Proactively Reducing Open Source Software Related Risks

Healthcare Case study: Proactively Reducing Open Source Software Related Risks

Reacting to late-stage risk alone is no longer enough to secure your organization’s software. Open source software supply chain threats are much broader than what CVEs tell us—and managing all of this at scale is overwhelming. The path out of late development stage fire drills is using data to drive action, earlier.

The insights found in this case study have helped both the security and software engineering teams think beyond just vulnerability remediation. There is now a growing emphasis across this organization on evaluating open source packages in a way that minimizes the likelihood of being impacted by issues in the first place.

View this case study to dive deeper into the following:

  • A project checklist to safely secure an organization from Open Source Software risks;
  • How to leverage dynamic SBOM (software bill of materials) for unique requests;
  • Common challenges explored surrounding open source usage and adoption.



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