IBM and Red Hat Launch Lightwell for Open Source Security

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IBM and Red Hat commercially launch Lightwell, offering automated vulnerability remediation at scale. Lightwell Network debuts with a catalog of over 6,500 remediated, digitally signed application-layer dependencies across major ecosystems.

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