Resources

Get these four info-packed resources that will help you understand OSS compliance, SBOMs, and building your own Open Source Program Office.

Read this whitepaper to understand the motivations, strategies and best practices for success with an OSPO.

The Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) enables software-producing organizations to provide transparency to customers and downstream supply chain partners by disclosing the composition of their applications. Producing complete, accurate SBOMs supports better management of licensing and security risk within applications.

IDC analysts explain why having a plan for protecting the software supply chain that includes a robust SCA solution, SBOM creation, and an open source license compliance and security policy is essential.

The software industry’s reliance on open source, an increase in OSS dependencies, and the frequency of newly reported security exploits has set up a perfect storm for supply chain security. Learn more in this report, complete with relevant data for your business.

Revenera takes a quick look at license compliance and vulnerability management data in this mid-year report. Learn where open source governance is headed and walk away with some actionable key takeaways to get a jump on 2022.

In this Knowledge Brief, Aberdeen reports that nearly half of security-related issues uncovered in nearly 200 audit projects had a high severity rating. Find out more.

In this report, Revenera compiled license compliance and vulnerability data from 2020 audit services projects to create a snap shot of the state of open source compliance in the industry today.

It’s imperative to make sure processes supporting your open source environment are dynamic in order to meet the changing needs of both open source license requirements and market shifts. Learn more in this eBook.

Read this Knowledge Brief and learn more critical data points from pointing to how managing open source risk the right way opens organizations up to making well-informed business decisions.

Using open source software comes with potential risk and therefore responsibilities. Get the facts on license compliance and take the right steps for transparency and control.

In this report, Revenera compiled license compliance and vulnerability data from 2019 audit services projects, and highlights key data points about open source license compliance.

The payment card industry is undergoing regulatory requirement changes for software vendors developing payment applications. Given that the availability and use of open source components is on the rise, the possibility that a developer could use components with known vulnerabilities increases.

In this assessment, benchmark where you are on your open source software management journey — and find out what steps you can take to make your life easier.

Is your organization prepared to take on the future of open source? Download this eBook to learn what’s next in open source and what businesses can do to formulate a plan for future open source use, management, and continued success.

Empower the use of open source software through Revenera’s Standard and Forensic Audit Services. Learn more from this guide.

Framework for Open Source Security and License Compliance

Most open source licenses require passing along the text of the license, preserving copyrights and license text where originally seen and providing attribution in About boxes, documentatio…

This eBook outlines what auto manufacturers should be concerned about related to open source risk and compliance.

This white paper offers an overview of Revenera’s best practices and methodology for the technical due diligence auditing process.

Are companies under-reporting open source use? How much are they in the dark about their potential risk? Revenera analyzed data from 134 audit projects.

This white paper offers insight on how organizations Security Teams can partner with Engineering Teams to bridge the gap in application security for open source software.

This research report shows companies are under-reporting their open source use, opening them up to potential license compliance risks. A must read for security, risk, and legal teams.

Revenera surveyed more than 400 commercial software suppliers and in-house software development teams within enterprises about their open source practices. For the first time, Revenera shine…

The last thing you need is to pass on any risk to your customers. Revenera’s Software Composition Analysis solutions empower you to better manage your open source use.