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The software understanding gap refers to the growing disconnect between how software is built and how well its security properties are understood by experts. On WindowsForum.com, discussions highlight a recent CISA report, produced with DARPA, NSA, and other agencies, that warns about this gap in critical infrastructure and enterprise environments. The report emphasizes the urgent need for better tools and practices to analyze software behavior, especially for Windows systems that underpin many organizations. Topics include memory safety, supply chain risks, and the challenges of legacy code. For Windows users and IT professionals, understanding this gap is key to improving security posture and making informed decisions about software dependencies and updates.
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    Closing the Software Understanding Gap: Urgent Security Insights for Windows Users

    If you’ve ever wondered how secure the software running critical infrastructure is—or more importantly, how well it’s understood by experts—CISA (Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency) has just sounded a loud and clear alarm on the issue. In collaboration with DARPA (the brains behind...