Watch On-Demand: Uncover Hidden Vulnerabilities - Continuous Software Security with Dependency-Track

Modern web applications move fast, but many teams still treat software supply chain risk as a periodic task. In this on-demand webinar, you’ll learn how to detect actively exploited vulnerabilities, enforce policy gates automatically in CI/CD, reduce false positives with VEX, and provide security and compliance teams with a single, auditable source of truth.


This webinar is ideal for platform, security, and governance teams who want to manage dependency risk without adding extra operational work.

What You’ll Learn

  • What Dependency-Track is, and why static SBOMs (Software Bills of Materials) leave gaps between scans
  • How EPSS (Exploit Prediction Scoring System) highlights actively exploited vulnerabilities
  • How VEX (Vulnerability Exploitability eXchange) silences false positives and proves non-reachability
  • How to connect Dependency-Track to your CI/CD pipeline for automated SBOM uploads
  • How managed hosting removes the overhead of running a Java app backed by PostgreSQL
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What you’ll get:

  • New vulnerabilities are constantly being discovered in open-source dependencies, often long after they’ve already been deployed to production. Without continuous monitoring, critical risks can sit unnoticed for weeks.

  • Regulators and customers increasingly expect proof that you actively manage software supply chain risk, not just run occasional scans.

  • Most teams lack real-time visibility into which applications are affected when a new vulnerability appears, slowing response and increasing exposure.

  • In this session, you’ll learn how to take control with continuous SBOM analysis using Dependency-Track so your team can detect, prioritize, and manage dependency risks without adding operational overhead.