From code to cloud: Stopping attacks in the software supply chain
You’ll learn:
- How to detect and mitigate supply-chain weaknesses
- How AI analysis helps secure code development
- How to use SBOMs to verify third-party and open-source code
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The modern attack surface begins in the developer's IDE and ends in production — and every handoff in between is a potential breach.
As software-supply-chain attacks surge, attackers are exploiting build pipelines, open-source dependencies, and misconfigured APIs faster than DevSecOps teams can respond.
This webcast explores how organizations can secure the entire application lifecycle, from pre-commit scanning to runtime protection. Experts will dissect recent high-profile supply chain breaches and reveal how SBOMs, AI-assisted code analysis, and continuous validation are reshaping the future of secure development.
Event Speakers
Munish Walther-Puri is a security strategist and risk advisor specializing in cybersecurity, critical infrastructure, and geopolitics. He served as the inaugural Director of Cyber Risk for New York City Cyber Command. His expertise spans cyber strategy, supply chain security, state and local cybersecurity, critical infrastructure incidents, and geopolitical risk analysis.
As SVP, Product Tyler Warden is responsible for the product strategy, roadmap, design and delivery of Sonatype’s platform and Open Source solutions. A member of both the Senior and Product & Technology leadership teams, Tyler is instrumental in the development and driving of the product strategy and vision from ideation through to execution. Throughout his career, Tyler has worked in all areas of R&D as well as at customer sites giving him a unique perspective on the needs of organizations of all sizes across industries and lines of business and he brings this perspective to Sonatype helping to drive innovation and value with high customer and user empathy.
Mike Shema hosts the Application Security Weekly podcast.