What open source scans miss in M&A due diligence
Open source composition scans like Black Duck catch known packages and licenses — but M&A due diligence needs to catch what those scans miss too.
Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
Open source composition scans like Black Duck catch known packages and licenses — but M&A due diligence needs to catch what those scans miss too.
Software licensing models decide more than what you pay. Permissive, copyleft, dual, and proprietary licenses each carry compliance and security implications your SBOM needs to track.
How to manage open source license risk beyond point-in-time scans: copyleft traps, MongoDB/Elastic relicensing, and why continuous checks beat Black Duck-style audits.
How Snyk's license compliance engine groups open-source licenses and maps them to low, medium, high, and critical severity levels.
What is an open source audit, how does it compare to Black Duck's point-in-time scans, and why continuous monitoring closes the gap audits leave open.
Open source licenses govern how 96% of modern codebases can legally be used. Here's how license compliance works, where Black Duck's approach falls short, and how to close the gaps.
Sonatype's trust center offers compliance snapshots on request. Safeguard compares that model to continuous, evidence-based supply chain verification.
OSS license management is the practice of tracking every open source license in your dependency tree and checking it against policy before it ships. Here is how to do it without slowing developers down.
How ISO 27001:2022 and NIST's SSDF, SP 800-161, and CSF 2.0 converge on software supply chain vendors—and where CVE-only scanning tools leave compliance gaps.
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