Mend.io Blog

Explore the state of open source in financial services with FINOS. Discover key findings on adoption, benefits, challenges.

Explore the complexities of application security responsibility in the age of DevSecOps and supply chain breaches. Who should take the lead?

Discover key findings from the Mend Open Source Risk Report on securing the software supply chain. Watch the webinar for more insights.

Discover how CI/CD drives agile transformation in software development. Learn about continuous integration, delivery, and best practices.

Learn how to enhance your application security program with tips from “The CISO’s Guide to Application Security Innovation.”

Learn about the best practices and key features of open source license management tools. Stay compliant with legal requirements.

Learn how to build a modern AppSec strategy to secure applications in the face of evolving threats. Explore tactics, trends, and best practices.

Learn about the challenges and best practices of securing Docker containers, and why securing containers is vital for application security.

Learn about the challenges and opportunities of open source license management tools. Understand how to choose the right tool for your org.

Discover how the Yandex data leak triggered malicious package publication, leading to supply chain security risks.

Learn how to effectively manage risk in cloud-native environments. Explore the vulnerabilities, risks, and best practices for security.

Building a modern application security strategy is crucial in today’s threat landscape. Learn about threats, opportunities, and challenges.

Discover why a new approach to SAST is essential for modern businesses. Learn the pros and cons of old and new SAST tools.

Learn about the threats to Kubernetes security and how to protect your containerized applications.

Discover how malicious code can delete directories if you don’t have a license. Learn about supply chain security and license compliance.

Stay ahead of cyber threats with Mend’s Trends for 2023. Experts predict a rise in AI-driven cybercrime and open source vulnerabilities.