![]() ![]() We’ve learned from past vulnerabilities like Log4Shell that the challenge is in rapidly finding the instances in use and quickly remediating them,” said Melinda Marks, senior analyst, Enterprise Strategy Group. “Attackers will target commonly used open source to find vulnerabilities because they know their wide usage will leave many organizations open to attack. ![]() This runtime-level visibility enables faster remediation of vulnerabilities with less operational overhead. Vulnerabilities within third-party sources, whether commercial or freely available open source, present a growing risk to all enterprises and need addressing across all phases of the software supply chain.įor example, organizations continue to grapple with Log4Shell, a critical vulnerability found in a widely used Java-based logging component (Log4j), which the Department of Homeland Security called “one of the most serious software vulnerabilities in history.”Īzul Vulnerability Detection lets organizations focus on where components such as Log4j are actually run and used instead of merely present. Vulnerabilities in third-party production code increase enterprise riskĪn estimated 40% to 80% of the lines of code in software come from third parties such as libraries, components and SDKs. ![]() This approach enables end-to-end security across the software supply chain with no performance penalty while eliminating false positives. Azul has released Azul Vulnerability Detection, a new SaaS product that continuously detects known security vulnerabilities that exist in Java applications.īy eliminating false positives and with no performance impact, Azul Vulnerability Detection is ideal for in-production use and addresses the increasing enterprise risk around software supply chain attacks.Īccording to Gartner, “by 2025, 45% of organizations worldwide will have experienced attacks on their software supply chains, a three-fold increase from 2021” (Gartner, Emerging Tech: A Software Bill of Materials is Critical to Software Supply Chain Management, Mark Driver, September 6, 2022).Īzul’s agentless cloud service helps organizations understand their Java application exposure to known vulnerabilities based on real usage in production, QA and development. ![]()
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