In this episode of Securing the digital supply chain we talk to one of the luminary stars in IT, security from the Bay Area - Sai Kalur. Sai talks about SDLC, software development processes, best practices, the considerations that drive pharma and health-tech companies. A great discussion for CISOs, CIOs, and security thought leaders.

We talk about supply chain risk, GDPR, Data Audits, how companies can make sure their processes for transferring data to 3rd parties remain on track. Jacob highlights the interplay between DevOps and security. A very interesting discussion indeed. For full disclosure - Armature Systems is a partner of Riscosity, and helps clients with purchasing, deploying, and operationalizing Riscosity's platform..

Securing the supply chain Ep. 3 - An amazing cast of security thought leaders - Rich Watson, Frank Weigel and Kevin Paige - 3 stellar security leaders who have an immense amount of experience in all sorts of companies and security program. We touch on FDIC, FIL guidance, GDPR impact, SDKs Ruby, Gems and oh so more!

In this session for the Securing the Digital Supply Chain we talk to two very well known investors from Silicon Valley - Mahendra Ramsinghani (Secure Octane) and Cherian Mathew (Firebolt VC). We learn what drives the investment thought process for these two successful VCs and also hear what their perspectives are on cybersecurity, areas of interest, how to think about the market. Especially interesting are the thoughts on "Who gets affected" from a Digital Supply Chain perspective.

Riscosity scans the enterprise source code repositories and creates an automated online vendor catalog in minutes.

In this episode of Securing the Digital Supply Chain Anirban Banerjee , CEO and co-founder of Riscosity talks to Atif Yusuf and Ravi Gunturi, two well known security leaders in the San Francisco Bay Area. Note - all opinions expressed here belong to the individuals only.

Riscosity brings a myriad of benefits for by various groups inside an enterprise. Close larger dollar value deals faster by responding to customer security concerns and demonstrating complete knowledge of your own digital supply chain.

Riscosity Helps Enterprises understand who are their actual Software Vendors. The revenue generating software powering most enterprises, uses 3rd party computer code - called components - sourced from many different companies. Riscosity builds a real time catalog of all these components, and identifies what data is being exchanged with these vendors and helps secure them and reduces any legal liabilities as a result of failed audits or findings.