anchoreShift-left compliance checking ⬅️
Catch violations before deployment, not during audits 🛡️
Supply chain attacks ↗️ 742% in 2023
Your traditional security stack wasn't built for this fight.
SBOM-first architecture changes everything ⚡
ActiveStateSecuring the container was never the whole answer. The application dependencies inside it were always the risk.
In 2026, that gap has a name and a price tag.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/view-from-trenches-why-software-supply-chain-still-liability-7qrme/
AsfaloadNot sure it is the right order: our documentation is deployed before our backend is even online :-D
https://www.asfaload.com/doc/
The fastest way to deploy the doc was using https://rust-lang.github.io/mdBook/ , incidentally a #rustlang project like us.
#buildinpublic #mdbook #security #softwaresupplychain
https://www.asfaload.com/doc/
The fastest way to deploy the doc was using https://rust-lang.github.io/mdBook/ , incidentally a #rustlang project like us.
#buildinpublic #mdbook #security #softwaresupplychain
Scale-out architecture for web-scale environments 📈
Because your containers don't wait for security scans ⏱️
https://anchore.com/platform/secure/
#SoftwareSupplyChain #SBOM #CyberSecurity #Compliance #DevSecOps
SBOM-first isn't just a buzzword—it's the architecture that makes continuous security actually possible 🔄
Feel the difference ⚡
5 reasons your open source software strategy is a personal liability in 2026.
AI code volume broke the scan-and-pray model. Here's what's left exposed.
AI pulls open source dependencies faster than humans can vet them. The perimeter was never the problem.
The ingredients were.
We broke down where application layer security actually stands in 2026.
All Things Open🚀 NEW on We ❤️ Open Source 🚀
Bryan Behrenshausen offers a clear look at OSPO work, from inbound and outbound efforts to upstream contributions.
The piece also explores why software supply chain visibility is important, but can increase pressure on maintainers without added support.
https://allthingsopen.org/articles/inside-ospo-open-source-program-managers
Analyst207Microsoft Disrupts Open-Source Projects with Sudden Account Suspensions
Microsoft's sudden suspension of developer accounts has left maintainers of popular open-source projects locked out, unable to publish crucial security patches and software updates for Windows users. This abrupt move has sparked concern, with many wondering who will keep the digital roof fixed when the people who…
#Opensource #Microsoft #AccountSuspensions #EmergingThreats #SoftwareSupplyChain
