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The use of open-source software has quickly exposed all parts of the software development process as part of the overall attack surface and has even led to the creation of new attack types.
Enterprises must put in place protection against next-generation SCS attacks, like AI package hallucinations, dependency confusion, typosquatting, and repojacking.
Hear our experts talk about the ever-changing SCS landscape and some of our industry-leading solutions. Jossef Harush, Head of Software Supply Chain Security, and Rachel Levi, SCS Senior Product Manager, will dive into:
- How malicious actors are using open-source software to target the software supply chain
- Our new tool and product features that add necessary context for enterprises
- The impact of generating code with AI tools on the supply chain

Rachel Levi
SCS Senior Product Manager, Checkmarx

Jossef Harush Kadourin
Head of Software Supply Chain Security
![Testimonials [Recovered]-04-2](https://info.checkmarx.com/hubfs/Testimonials%20%5BRecovered%5D-04-2.jpg)


We’re in a stronger position today when it comes to open source supply chain or package threats because of Checkmarx One.
Joel Godbout
Cybersecurity and Networking Manager
![Testimonials [Recovered]-02](https://info.checkmarx.com/hubfs/Testimonials%20%5BRecovered%5D-02.jpg)


For the source code analysis, one of the biggest advantages of Checkmarx SAST is that it is super easy to set up a project. We didn’t need to change the structure of the repository.
Terezia Mezesova
Head of Secure Development Support
![Testimonials [Recovered]-03-1](https://info.checkmarx.com/hubfs/Testimonials%20%5BRecovered%5D-03-1.jpg)


We were thrilled to find Checkmarx, which helped us improve the SLA for identifying and remediating risk, reduce risk and the number of vulnerabilities, and eliminate high- and medium-risk issues.
Ubirajara Aguiar Jr.
Tech Lead, Red Team/DevSecOps


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