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ENISA Technical Advisory on Secure Package Managers: Essential DevSecOps Guidance

Ali Nemati1 day ago24 sec read5 views

ENISA released its first Technical Advisory on Secure Package Managers to help developers mitigate risks associated with third-party packages in their software development lifecycle. The advisory emphasizes secure practices for selecting, integrating, and monitoring packages, highlighting the importance of risk-aware decision-making and continuous updates to address evolving threats and tools in the software supply chain.

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