Open source components creating 'systematic risks', claims Veracode

Dave Neal
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Not just open source: Java is riddled with problems too

Security company Veracode has claimed that a combination of open source software and third-party components is creating a rising tide of unmanaged, systemic risks in businesses and other organisati...

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