Shandra is Director of Marketing for Black Duck’s On-Demand Audit business. She is responsible for developing and executing marketing strategies that drive Black Duck On-Demand product adoption. She spent the last 13 years in the technology industry both as a marketer and a corporate strategy professional and especially enjoys being able to use that experience to understand the Black Duck On-Demand customer and their unique tech diligence needs.
With applications containing more and more open source, and 40+ open source vulnerabilities disclosed daily, how do you prioritize your remediation efforts?
Posted in Application Security, Open Source Security, Software Composition Analysis (SCA) | Comments Off on How do you effectively remediate the increasing sea of vulnerabilities?
In a study by (ISC)2, all executives and M&A professionals surveyed agreed that cyber security audits have become standard practice in tech due diligence.
Posted in Mergers & Acquisitions, Open Source Security | Comments Off on Cyber security audits top due diligence checklists
What sets Black Duck apart from other SCA solutions? Industry-leading innovation, extensive vulnerability detection, and a broad range of integrations.
Posted in Open Source Security, Software Composition Analysis (SCA) | Comments Off on Top 3 reasons to choose Black Duck
Binary code analysis tools are essential when you don’t have access to a build environment or source code. Here are some use cases for scanning binary code.
Posted in Open Source Security | Comments Off on 3 use cases where source code scanning doesn’t cut it
Identifying open source in the target’s codebase is essential to M&A transactions involving software. Open source audits go far beyond what SCA can provide.
Posted in Mergers & Acquisitions, Open Source Security | Comments Off on Open source audits: The secret ingredient for successful M&A
The prevalence of open source is a potential M&A risk, as buyers are often not aware that more than 50% of the code they acquire is made up of open source.
Posted in Mergers & Acquisitions, Open Source Security, Software Composition Analysis (SCA) | Comments Off on Open source security risk: Managing the threat in mergers and acquisitions
