“We perform daily authenticated vulnerability scans of Databricks and third-party/open-source packages used by Databricks, along with static and dynamic code analysis (SAST and DAST)...”
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Daily authenticated scanning of both first-party and third-party/open-source packages, combined with SAST and DAST, provides broad and frequent coverage of potential vulnerability sources.
Databricks scans its platform and the third-party/open-source packages it uses for vulnerabilities every day, using authenticated scans and both static and dynamic code analysis.
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"We perform daily authenticated vulnerability scans of Databricks and third-party/open-source packages used by Databricks, along with static and dynamic code analysis (SAST and DAST)...Excerpt from Databricks's Security Practices
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Daily authenticated scanning of both first-party and third-party/open-source packages, combined with SAST and DAST, provides broad and frequent coverage of potential vulnerability sources.
Databricks scans its platform and the third-party/open-source packages it uses for vulnerabilities every day, using authenticated scans and both static and dynamic code analysis.
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