A nine-month analysis found 95% of organizations have high, critical, or apocalyptic risks in their software supply chain, with an average of nine such issues per organization.
Common vulnerabilities include command injection, sensitive data in log files, and cross-site scripting, highlighting poor implementation of security practices.
36% of applications are vulnerable to initial access attacks, while the most common attack techniques are backdoors into code, over-privileged accounts, and command injection.
Automation is crucial to handle the overwhelming volume of security alerts, reducing overall alerts by more than 97% through contextual analysis.
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