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Tomislav Pericin

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Tomislav Pericin

Tomislav Pericin founded ReversingLabs in 2009 and serves as chief architect leading all aspects of the company's product and services strategy as well as implementation. He has been analyzing and developing software packing and protection methods for the last eight years. As chief software architect, he has conceived and driven the development of such projects as TiCore, TitanEngine, NyxEngine and RLPack. Recently, he spoke at BlackHat, ReCon, CARO Workshop, SAS and TechnoSecurity conferences.

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Addressing Software Supply Chain Security

It’s essential for organizations to learn more about the software supply chains they rely on and the steps needed to secure them. In just the past few years, we have seen a major uptick in malicious actors exploiting vulnerabilities in software supply chains to facilitate attacks on organizations. However, it’s important to remember that these […]

Mar 15, 2023 · 3 min

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Supply Chain Security: Has the Next SolarWinds Already Happened?

More than two years after the now-infamous hack of the firm SolarWinds, the incident is very much in the foreground of conversations about cybersecurity defense, threat detection and incident response. As evidence of that: The SolarWinds incident was the subject of five separate talks and panels at the recent RSA conference in San Francisco. Dozens […]

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Securing the Software Supply Chain with Behavioral Analysis

Lately, software supply chains find themselves in a very interesting and uncomfortable position—the industry spotlight—and not in a good way. While significant and costly breaches such as SolarWinds or Kaseya make front-page news, supply chain attack tactics (e.g. typosquatting or dependency confusion) that target package managers such as npm, PyPI or WinGet can poison downstream […]

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Software Supply Chain Attacks: How to Disrupt Attackers

Supply chain attacks—compromising an organization via insecure components in its software supply chain—are a growing concern for organizations. Throughout the past three years, an increasing number of open source software package repositories have been found to contain malware, making it clear that all installation and update pathways for software and library code must have security […]

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