Dropping the S-BOM – a New Approach to Third Party Software Assessment | Third Party Therapy

Mike Day, Head of Third Party Management

In this episode of Third Party Therapy, Mike Day interviews Charlie Jones from Reversing Labs about the latest advances in third party risk management focused on software supply chain security. Charlie explains how static binary analysis offers a groundbreaking way to inspect commercial software packages before procurement, revealing hidden risks traditional tools often miss.

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Join Mike Day and Charlie Jones from Reversing Labs as they explore the critical challenges of managing risk in the software supply chain. Charlie shares his extensive experience assessing third parties for global financial institutions and how he now champions static binary analysis—a method that breaks down large software packages to uncover vulnerabilities and third-party components that might pose hidden threats. Perfect for third party professionals eager to modernize their approach to cybersecurity and vendor risk.

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