BSIMM15 Report: AI Risks Skyrocket While Security Training Hits Rock Bottom

Organizations are doubling down on AI and software supply chain security, says the BSIMM15 report. Adversarial testing and software composition analysis have surged, but security awareness training lags behind. With AI adoption soaring, prioritizing security is both critical and challenging. The report offers a roadmap for navigating these evolving threats.

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Hot Take:

Looks like software security is the new trendy dance everyone’s trying to master, but some organizations might be missing a few steps. While others are busy perfecting their AI tango and supply chain cha-cha, security awareness training seems to be doing the limbo—how low can it go?

Key Points:

  • The number of companies conducting adversarial testing has doubled since last year.
  • Software composition analysis on code repositories has increased by 67%.
  • There’s a 30% rise in organizations exploring new attack methods through research groups.
  • The generation of Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs) has increased by 22%.
  • Security awareness training has declined to its lowest rate since 2008.

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