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Gartner® Report: How to Respond to the Threat Landscape in a Volatile, Complex and Ambiguous World
The difference between vulnerabilities and open source malware
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Vulnerable Open Source Component
is a legitimate open source component where a good action inadvertently introduced risk -
Open Source Malware
is a malicious component that a bad actor has created for the purpose of introducing risk via the dev / build toolchain.
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Sonatype Repository Firewall prevented a $5.5 million malware threat for a Fortune 200 financial institution
Sonatype Repository Firewall quickly detected over 75 malware attacks that had bypassed a major financial institution’s custom systems
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Sonatype Repository Firewall prevented a $5.5 million open source malware threat for a Fortune 200 financial institution
Sonatype Repository Firewall quickly detected over 75 malware attacks that had bypassed a major financial institution’s custom systems
Sonatype Repository Firewall prevented more than 2.8 million open source malware downloads
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