RANT Roundtable in partnership with ReversingLabs

'Safe As (Software) Houses: Can Your Business Prove Your Code Is Fit To Deploy?'

The modern business landscape generates new worries for cybersecurity leaders almost by the hour. Beyond the day-to-day data-security concerns, there’s the complicated challenge posed by the converging combination of in-house developers cutting and pasting from open-source software libraries, third-party risk management policies, supply-chain assurance, agentic AI threats, and regulatory compliance.

This may seem like a somewhat arbitrary list, but these concerns combine in concerning ways. If dev teams are using agents to help them write applications to help speed up internal workflows or customer-facing, business-critical functionality, the business’s leaders will need to know that all the code is safe to deploy, and every line that originates outside the organisation has been tested and comes from a trusted source. Moreover, given that someone – most likely the CISO or the BISO, but possibly the CEO – has to sign the documents confirming to the regulator that everything is tickety-boo, and the need for a coherent, detailed and trustworthy overview is clear.

This is where ReversingLabs come in. One of cybersecurity’s best-kept secrets, the firm has been providing what Gartner has recently codified as Software Supply Chain Security solutions for a decade and a half. Its customers to date have largely been the firms your business relies on – but now, their Spectra Assure platform is being made available to enterprise users. It scans software at the binary level, is capable of reading around 4,800 file types, of any size, and can do it all at pace. And, with the European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act soon to require businesses to prove that their software is safe, there’s never been a better time to start to tackle this particularly Byzantine combination of hard-to-mitigate risks.

Join a group of your fellow senior cybersecurity leaders, and representatives from ReversingLabs, to discuss holistic software security assurance, and find out how your business can demonstrate software safety with confidence and certainty.