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CISA releases Software Acquisition Guide: Supplier Response Web Tool for software procurement security

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CISA released the Software Acquisition Guide: Supplier Response Web Tool, giving procurement teams a no-cost way to assess software assurance and supplier risk across the acquisition lifecycle. The interactive format helps users focus on the most relevant questions and generate exportable summaries for CISOs and CIOs. The release is intended to improve secure-by-design and secure-by-default procurement decisions.

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  1. 26.08.2025 15:00 1 articles · 9mo ago

    CISA releases Software Acquisition Guide: Supplier Response Web Tool

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    CISA released the no-cost Software Acquisition Guide: Supplier Response Web Tool for IT and industry decision makers, procurement professionals, and software suppliers. The interactive web tool turns the Software Acquisition Guide into a streamlined digital experience that helps users assess software assurance and supplier risk across the software procurement lifecycle, supports secure-by-design and secure-by-default practices, and produces exportable summaries for decision-makers.

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