Provided by Revenera2020-11-19T04:32:00
“…modern DevOps teams are now more predisposed to seek out OSS solutions to help them more rapidly deliver value to their end users,” says Jim Mercer, Research Director, DevOps and DevSecOps with IDC.*
This increase requires a more demanding need for Software Composition Analysis to detect security and license compliance issues.
*IDC Analyst Brief, Sponsored by Revenera, “Addressing the Hidden Cost of Embedding Open Source Software,” #US46977220, November 2020
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