US President Biden has called for bold software changes. Should you be concerned?

Biden's cybersecurity executive order could change your team's approach to open source security. Learn why and how!

View in browser Cyberattacks are on the rise. Software developers can help, but only if they change how they approach open source security. It is time to shift security left! A recent cybersecurity attack on IT resource management provider SolarWinds occurred in their development environment, allowing hackers to potentially compromise 33,000 organizations, including the US Government.   As President Biden's order points out, the status quo is no longer good enough. Developers that work with open source code while connected to the internet, NEED new measures to ensure application security. Can shifting security left be a disruptive undertaking?   This short blog might have some answers. Read: President Biden 'Secure Your Software Supply Chain' You are receiving this email because you signed up for the latest insights from ActiveState. Code for Thought by ActiveState is a monthly email that shares a topic handpicked for you by our Dev Content team. Received this email from a friend? Sign up here. ActiveState Software, 1000 - 1177 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC V6E 2K3 Unsubscribe Manage preferences