Discover how to identify open source components and vulnerabilities in various software binaries including container images, mobile apps, and embedded software with Black Duck Binary Analysis What’s covered?

Learn how your security teams can take a proactive approach to managing open-source risk using Black Duck. Join us as we explore the process of analyzing scan results, addressing new CVEs, and prioritizing remediation efforts.

Learn how Seeker’s new consumption of external APIs feature helps users discover vulnerabilities caused by the untrusted data from external 3rd party API calls. This capability allows AppSec teams to comply and address API10:23 on OWASP API Security Risks 2023 list.

Explore how Synopsys conducts independent research to issue Black Duck Security Advisories (BDSAs), providing more in-depth vulnerability data related to open source components.

In this video, we take you on a tour through Black Duck’s SCA tool to show you how you can find and select the most high-quality open-source components for your applications. Key Highlights: Ready to save time and innovate with confidence? Visit synopsys.com/blackduck to learn more about obtaining visibility into component health and viability.

In this video, we show you how easy it is to create an open source Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs) using Black Duck. Join us as we demonstrate how to effortlessly generate an SBOM in under 30 seconds, empowering enterprise teams to prioritize SBOM creation.

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