Key Insights on Application Makeup: Custom and Open-source Code (New Report) – Part 3

If anything, the recent software supply chain attacks demonstrate the interconnectivity of modern software and the exponential risk one successful exploit poses to thousands of organizations worldwide. Contrast Security's annual 2021 Application Security Observability Report finds that custom code comprises a substantial percentage of active application code. A large percentage of open-source libraries are inactive, and moreover a majority of classes in active libraries are never invoked. Contrast's CTO and Co-founder Jeff Williams and CISO David Lindner discuss these and other application composition findings and insights in this Inside AppSec podcast.2021 Application Security Observability Report:https://www.contrastsecurity.com/2021-observability-report

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Contrast Security provides the industry’s only DevOps-Native AppSec Platform using instrumentation to continuously analyze and protect software from within the application. This enables businesses to see more of the risks in their software and less development delays and AppSec complexity. The Contrast platform integrates seamlessly into development pipelines, enabling easier security bug and vulnerability fixes that significantly speed release cycles. The Contrast Inside AppSec Podcast features informative, engaging interviews with security, development, and business leaders on application security trends and innovation. Visit Contrast Security at contrastsecurity.com.