The ‘s1ngularity’ Attack: Weaponizing AI CLI Tools and How InvisiRisk Stops It
The nx “s1ngularity” Attack: Weaponizing AI CLI Tools and How InvisiRisk Stops It Date of Attack: August 26, 2025 Impact: Credentials were stolen from over 1,400 build systems affecting over 300 organizations The software supply chain is once again in the spotlight following the compromise of the popular nx build system on the NPM registry. […]
InvisiRisk Unveils Groundbreaking Build Security AI Agent
InvisiRisk Launches Revolutionary Build Security AI Agent for Software Supply Chain Protection InvisiRisk, Inc. is excited to announce the launch of its revolutionary Build Security AI Agent, designed to transform the security landscape of software supply chains. This innovative solution leverages advanced artificial intelligence to provide unparalleled protection for CI/CD pipelines, ensuring the integrity and […]
Don’t Let a Typo Sink Your Ship: How InvisiRisk BAF Fights The Silent Threat of Typosquatting
Don’t Let a Typo Sink Your Ship: Typosquatting Attacks and How InvisiRisk BAF Stops Them In today’s fast-paced software development world, efficiency is king. Developers often rely on vast ecosystems of open-source packages to build and enhance their applications. But within this convenience lies a hidden danger: typosquatting. This insidious attack method, where malicious actors […]
CVE-2025-29927: Middleware Authorization Bypass in Next.js and How InvisiRisk BAF Prevents it
Next.js Middleware Vulnerability (CVE-2025-29927): How InvisiRisk BAF Provides Real-Time Protection Introduction In the ever-evolving landscape of web development, security remains a paramount concern. A recent discovery of a critical vulnerability in Next.js, identified as CVE-2025-29927, underscores the necessity for robust security measures within build processes. This blog post delves into the specifics of this vulnerability […]
How InvisiRisk BAF Effectively Mitigates GitHub Actions Supply Chain Attacks Like the Ultralytics/Action Compromise
How InvisiRisk BAF Effectively Mitigates GitHub Actions Supply Chain Attacks Like the Ultralytics Attack Introduction The rise of automation in software development has made CI/CD pipelines indispensable, with GitHub Actions standing out as a cornerstone for streamlining workflows. However, this reliance on automation introduces significant security risks, as demonstrated by the December 2024 supply chain […]
Ensuring Software Supply Chain Security with Blessed Open-Source Repositories
Why Blessed Open-Source Repositories Matter In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, the importance of maintaining a secure and reliable software supply chain cannot be overstated. One critical aspect of this is the use of “blessed open-source repositories,” which serve as trusted sources for open-source components. These repositories are meticulously curated and approved by DevSecOps teams […]
Beyond Open-Source Vulnerability Tracking: Comprehensive Software Supply Chain Security with InvisiRisk
Beyond Open Source Vulnerability Tracking: Comprehensive Software Supply Chain Security with InvisiRisk In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, securing the software supply chain has become more critical than ever. While tracking open-source software vulnerabilities is essential, it is just one piece of the puzzle. At InvisiRisk, we believe in a holistic approach to software supply […]
InvisiRisk Announces the Launch of its Software Supply Chain GRC Platform
InvisiRisk Launches GRC Platform for the Software Supply Chain InvisiRisk, Inc. is thrilled to announce the launch of its innovative Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) platform for the software supply chain. This groundbreaking solution is set to transform how organizations manage enterprise software risks for both developed and purchased products. Founded by David Pulaski, Mike […]
Could Standard Security Attestations, Powered by InvisiRisk, Have Shielded the NHS supplier from the £3m ICO Fine?
NHS IT Provider Hit with £3m ICO Fine: A Supply Chain Security Wake-Up Call The recent ICO fine levied against an NHS IT provider, Advanced Computer Software Group Ltd (ACSGL), serves as a stark reminder of the critical importance of robust supply chain security. The root cause? A ransomware attack exploiting security vulnerabilities, specifically the […]