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Cloud-based platform speeds development of far-edge cloud compute, data analytics, AI/ML software
With the latest release of Wind River Studio—a cloud native platform for the development, deployment, operations, and servicing of mission-critical intelligent systems from devices to cloud—Wind River integrates "Software composition analysis [SCA] from Revenera to securely manage the use of open source components by providing a complete software bill of materials [SBOM] for more transparency in the software supply chain and continuous monitoring of open source license compliance and vulnerabilities, as well as supporting steps for remediation.”
IT PRO PORTAL
Moving Beyond Fragmented Data: Three Usage Analytics Lessons for Stronger Software Products
When Solibri, which provides services and solutions for construction companies, needed insights into how users engaged with its model checking software for building information modeling (BIM), it turned to Usage Intelligence from Revenera.
SOFTWARE BUSINESS GROWTH
Convert Software Infringers To Paying Customers: 5 Steps For A Data-Driven License Compliance Program
Meishan Piao, Director of Services at Revenera, offers actionable tips for turning software license infringers into paying customers through a data-driven license compliance program.
FORBES
How Well Do You Know Your Code? Four Best Practices For Using Open Source Software
Conal Gallagher, CIO and CISO of Flexera, offers best practices for leveraging open source software. This includes the critical importance of having an accurate Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) using an SCA tool.
ZIFF DAVIS TOOLBOX
Software Bill of Materials: Protect Yourself, Protect Your Supply Chain
Mark Gisi, Director of the Open Source Program Office at Wind River Systems, discusses the importance of the software bill of materials (SBOM) as part of a robust software composition analysis (SCA) initiative. He highlights how Revenera’s SCA tools have helped improve the open source vulnerability and license compliance programs at Wind River.
SD TIMES
The 2021 SD Times 100: ‘Best in Show’ in Software Development
Revenera was honored by SD Times by being named among 2021’s best development tools.
DevOps.com
Are Developers Responsible for Open Source Governance?
There are lots of factors in the open source software world converging to make it a big year for “shift left” in software development. Heightened security concerns, an increasing need for software supply chain visibility and the growth and complexity of open source ecosystems will continue to push the responsibility for ensuring code is secure earlier in the engineering process as far left as the request and design phases.
IT PRO PORTAL
How security & license compliance cultures can coexist for open-source software management
More than one school of thought exists about how to manage open-source software.There are possibly two cultures at play: one that is security-focused and another that makes license compliance more of a priority. But both security and license compliance play important roles in building and delivering quality software products while minimizing the risk and compliance issues that are inherent in OSS use.
DEVPRO JOURNAL
Is it Time to Stop Selling On-Premises Licenses?
Is it time to stop selling on-prem software? Not yet. Revenera’s Vic DeMarines shows how to leverage on-premises deployments as a source of information that can help strengthen future moves.
SOFTWARE BUSINESS GROWTH
5 Questions To Help Operationalize Your Software Monetization Program
To help grow and improve a software monetization program, consider five important questions. Revenera’s Vic DeMarines provides guidance about how addressing each of these can support a comprehensive strategy that unites organizational efforts.
IT BRIEFCASE
Open Source Software – Trends and Tactics
In this exclusive interview, Alex Rybak, Director of Product Management at Revenera, draws on findings of the Revenera 2021 State of Open Source License Compliance report to address issues related to the rapid growth of open source software usage and reflect on how to tap into its strategic advantages safely.
AITHORITY
New Revenera Research Finds Open Source Used More than Companies Disclose
Highlights of the Revenera 2021 State of Open Source License Compliance report include that the growing use of open source software increases the possibility of risk, organizations face more risk than is disclosed, security vulnerabilities are growing, critical license compliance issues require immediate attention, multiple types of audit analyses are required to meet users’ needs, and that weak copyleft licenses are 20 percent of the scanned codebase.
TECHREPUBLIC
Tidelift Steps up Efforts to Secure the Open Source Supply Chain
TechRepublic cites the Revenera 2021 State of Open Source License Compliance report in an evaluation of open source supply chain risk.
ZIFF DAVIS TOOLBOX
Managing Open Source Code with Secure Software Development Framework
A secure software development framework supports governance, compliance, export controls, safety, and cost management by facilitating strategies to remediate open source software vulnerabilities. Revenera’s Alex Rybak identifies the role of a comprehensive software bill of materials (SBOM); where and when continuous scanning should take place; benefits to integrations; and how to design initiatives that gain company-wide support.
ANALYTICS INSIGHT
Revenera Finds Open Source Used More than Companies Disclose
The Revenera 2021 State of Open Source License Compliance report shows more extensive open source use than organizations disclose, paired with rapid growth in security vulnerabilities.
DEVOPS
Revenera Releases 2021 Findings on Open Source License Compliance
DevOps.com quotes Revenera’s Alex Rybak about the importance of a continuous, automated open source management program.
VMBLOG
Revenera Releases 2021 Findings on Open Source License Compliance
The Revenera 2021 State of Open Source License Compliance report analyzes data from 2020 audit services projects, evaluating the prevalence of open source software (OSS), the under-reporting of that use, and the resulting license compliance issues and security vulnerabilities. This global, cross-industry study by Revenera’s audit services team evaluated more than 2.1 billion lines of code and uncovered 174,334 issues.
DATAVERSITY
Software Usage Data: Efficient Collection for Actionable Insights
Clear insights about how software is being used can help software suppliers and device manufacturers address the common challenges of how to effectively price, deliver, and monetize their products. Revenera’s Victor DeMarines offers tangible steps to improve data collection processes.
VMblog
5 Priorities for Software Companies
By distilling recent trends, enterprise software companies will take action on five priorities in 2021. Revenera’s Nicole Segerer, vice president of product management & marketing, highlights 5 top opportunities for the new year.
Software Business Growth
Trends And Tactics For Software Companies In 2021
2020, for all of its challenges, served to home in on the best practices that can help software companies thrive. Nicole Segerer, vice president of product management & marketing at Revenera, highlights four areas that software and technology companies can focus on to strengthen their offerings and enhance their success in 2021.