Vulnerabilities are easy to count. Meaningful risk is harder to measure.
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Vulnerabilities are easy to count. Meaningful risk is harder to measure. A single reusable fix in a common Java component like JAXB can prevent 5.7M total hours of duplicated remediation work, saving up to $712M in modeled, cross-industry engineering effort. Read the full Open Source Security Signals report: https://red.ht/4jWXN80
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