What a Unified Software Risk Picture Really Looks Like
What would it take to align engineering, security, and legal teams around a single understanding of product risk? In this video, Mike Hatherall, Lead Solutions Architect at Finite State, shares what a unified software risk picture should look like: shared visibility into products, components, vulnerabilities, and policies. More than a dashboard, it's about a shared language of risk that accelerates decisions and supports CRA compliance
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What a Unified Software Risk Picture Really Looks Like
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What does a truly unified software risk picture look like? Who uses it, and what do they gain from it?
Yeah, in perfect world there would be a unified software risk kind of picture.
Everybody would use it, so engineering, security, legal, they'd all be looking at the same platform, they'd all receive the same data. You'd be able to see your products, your components, your vulnerabilities. All the policy decisions would be in one view.
Typically, you mustn't think about this as just one dashboard, but it's one shared set of language. It's one shared set of risk information and that will really help the speed and the process on how any kind of escalation needs to happen.