In this pilot podcast episode, both Kendra Morton and Alex Rybak of Revenera, bring to you the first of a three part series which focuses on and provides awareness on Cybersecurity.

In this episode, both Kendra and Alex will explore:
1. The first steps to get a cybersecurity program off the ground.
2. Regulations such as the Executive Order from the US Federal Government and how this can factor into your approach to security.
3. The challenges to building a Software Bill of Materials.

In the second episode of the Cybersecurity Awareness series, both Kendra Morton and Alex Rybak of Revenera, discuss topics such as:

How do you operationalize software composition analysis and why is that important?
How do you meet new demands and requests from customers? New regulatory requirements, etc.?
Is it important to make software composition analysis part of the company culture?

In the third and final episode on the October Cybersecurity Awareness series, Revenera's Kendra Morton and Alex Rybak focus their attention on managing a security incident in an application. Specially the episode will cover:

The call comes in. There’s a security breach or security issue with an application. Are there some best practices companies should follow to handle an incident?
What are some preventive measures companies can put in place to possibly mitigate future issues early?
We’ve covered application security awareness in a series of podcasts. What are some of the top-of-mind takeaways you think our listeners should walk away with?

In the first episode of the Software Supply Chain series, Kendra Morton, Software Composition Analysis Product Manager and Alex Rybak, Director of Product Management both from Revenera discuss key considerations focusing on supply chain security. Specifically the episode covers amongst others:

Software supply chain security,
Application security,
Application security awareness,
The importance of the Software Bill of Materials.

In the second episode of the Software Supply Chain series, Kendra Morton, Software Composition Analysis Product Manager and Alex Rybak, Director of Product Management both from Revenera discuss key considerations focusing on supply chain security. Specifically the episode covers amongst others:

Actionable steps when looking to implement or consider supply chain security,
License compliance,
The biggest impact to the software supply chain.

In this episode, the Revenera team discusses everything you need to know about the critical Apache Log4j security vulnerability, including what it is, potential impact, and the steps you should take now to mitigate your risk. Pertinent, reliable information can be found at the following links:

Blog: https://www.revenera.com/blog/software-composition-analysis/what-you-need-to-know-about-the-log4j-security-vulnerability/

NVD Post: https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2021-44228

Apache Logging Services: https://logging.apache.org/log4j/2.x/security.html

Kendra Morton, Product Marketing Manager at Revenera is joined by today’s guest, Martin Callinan, Director at Source Code Control to talk through the the status of Log4j right now.

Kendra and Martin discuss the following in this episode:
Where are we now?
What’s been the fallout?
What can we learn from it to apply to our processes?
How to be better prepared for the next Log4Shell-type vulnerability down the road?

For more information, visit www.revenera.com

Kendra Morton, Product Marketing Manager at Revenera is joined by the returning, Martin Callinan, Director at Source Code Control to talk through the key learnings from the Log4Shell Vulnerability.

Kendra and Martin discuss the following in this episode:
SBOM Initiatives,
Ongoing Diligence,
The importance of being proactive versus reactive in controlling and understanding what’s in your code.

To watch the first session focusing on, Where are we now with Log4j, use this link: https://youtu.be/UZOtng51ETw

For more information, visit www.revenera.com