The Kusari Edge

February

2026

ICYMI: Noteworthy Headlines 🗞️

Recent research has cast fresh doubt on a cornerstone assurance of modern password managers, that providers can’t view the contents of your vault.
A compromised npm publishing token led to a brief but concerning software supply chain breach
Sandworm_Mode has been identified - a new worm-like malware that targets the NPM registry is amplifying worries about software supply chain risks

Security programs that wait until the end of development drag down velocity and orgs then struggle with risk; says Kusari Co-Founder and CEO Tim Miller
Despite all the tools, alerts and automation, most teams use reactive security practices - get the Kusari Research Report to learn what high-performing orgs do differently
Kusari Co-Founder and CTO Michael Lieberman shares how the EU Cyber Resilience Act will expose gaps and force a rethink on security proof

March 22-26 | KubeCon Europe | Booth #1141 in the Start-Up Section
- Monday > See us at Platform Engineering Day
- Monday night > Register for our KubeCon Europe Kickoff Party

Open Source Initiative and AboutCode share ClearlyDefined cooperation — a move that aligns with the Graph for Understanding Artifact Composition (GUAC) project
AI agents are targeting OSS maintainers with a new supply chain risk; counteract it with Kusari Inspector
The Linux Foundation has a new report that quantifies the business value of open source contribution; ensure that value isn’t eroded by hidden risk, compliance gaps, or operational toil: work with secure OSS expert Kusari

Here's a nifty offering: hooks for terminal shells to protect against common attacks and mistakes