NetRise announces its newest report, Supply Chain Visibility & Risk Study, Edition 2: Containers. The report takes a deep dive into actual software compositions, vulnerability risks and non-CVE risks.

NetRise announces its newest report, Supply Chain Visibility & Risk Study, Edition 2: Containers. The report takes a deep dive into actual software compositions, vulnerability risks and non-CVE risks in different asset classes in every organization's software supply chain. This report, Edition 2, delves into the scope and scale of the components and risks found across 70 of the most commonly downloaded Docker Hub container images.

"The adoption of container technology is rapidly growing, largely because it is lightweight and easy to manage. However, while containers have changed how many modern applications are designed, deployed, and managed, they appear to be among the weakest cybersecurity links in the software supply chain," says Thomas Pace, CEO of NetRise. "With software supply chain attacks seeing triple-digit increases, our goal is to educate and build awareness with CISOs and enterprise security professionals around the scope and scale of software risks that likely exist within their software supply chains. We want to empower enterprises with software transparency so they can take proactive steps to secure their software ecosystems."