WHAT’S INSIDE:

• Cybersecurity in the News: Pres. Biden’s new Executive Order
• Case study: Medical Device Manufacturer brings secure product to market with 70% cost savings
• Improve vulnerability management efficiency with Vigiles + Black Duck
• New Vigiles features: CVSS & policy alerts
• New TimeStorm IDE releases enable secure IoT and Yocto-based applications
• CVEs you need to know about

Secure By Design NXP Series Webinar On-Demand
Secure Software Updates: Designing OTA Updates for secure embedded Linux systems

Vigiles + Black Duck = improved efficiency and productivity for OS & app security

How much time could you save with 85% fewer CVEs to analyze? Learn how Black Duck & Vigiles work in tandem to drastically reduce your workload while optimizing your security solution with function-specific tools.

Vigiles Prime new feature: Automatic alerts for non-authorized license type and for CVEs exceeding CVSS score threshold

Timesys has added the ability to add CVSS and Licensing alerts to Vigiles, assisting you with policy management.

Vigiles CVSS Alerts help ensure that developers do not introduce packages with high/critical CVEs into your product software.

The Vigiles License Alerts let you identify/flag license violations with the company policy, such as a package with an unapproved license being installed on target device, helping your team stay in compliance with policy enforcement.

You can choose to receive notification of CVSS and License alerts via email or to have an issue created in Jira.

Find more information about the new features in the Vigiles Changelog.

Only available with Vigiles Prime.

Latest TimeStorm IDE Releases Further Enable Efficient Development of Secure IoT and Yocto-based embedded Linux applications

Timesys recently released TimeStorm 5.5.0 — a new release based on Eclipse Project 2020-09. In addition to updating to the Eclipse Project 2020-09 baseline, this release includes the following:

• Added Java 11 support
• Added LTTng UST for running UST (User Space Tracer) on remote targets
• Added support for remote debugging of C/C++ and Python for Debian OS running on hardware target
• Fixed Linked Resources issue for C/C++ Projects
• Fixed miscellaneous compiler settings swapped between C and C++ issue

We’ve also released version 5.4.1 with above features — a maintenance release based on Eclipse Project 5.4.0.

Existing TimeStorm users can access these latest releases and documentation from within the LinuxLink portal.