Control Open Source Risk - Before It Becomes a Compliance Issue
OpenLogic helps you manage, secure, and govern open-source components across your environment - reducing security exposure and ensuring compliance with NIS2, DORA, and internal policies.
Unknown or untracked dependencies
Outdated or vulnerable components
Lack of ownership and lifecycle management
No centralized governance
Open source is everywhere - but rarely governed
Modern IT environments rely heavily on open-source components. But most organizations lack control over what is being used, where it is deployed, and whether it is secure or compliant.
Hidden risk across infrastructure and applications.
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Open source is becoming a compliance concern
Regulations such as NIS2 and DORA require visibility into systems and dependencies, risk management across the entire environment, and control over software components.
Unmanaged open source introduces:
- Security vulnerabilities
- Operational risk
- Audit findings
Even if everything else is controlled, open source can break compliance.
From unknown dependencies to controlled components
OpenLogic gives you visibility and control over open-source usage across your environment.
Key Outcomes
What you achieve with OpenLogic
- Visibility into open-source usage across systems
- Reduced vulnerability exposure
- Improved compliance with regulatory requirements
- Controlled lifecycle of critical components
- Better alignment between DevOps and security teams
- Continuous monitoring of open-source risk
A critical layer in your compliance architecture
OpenLogic complements other control layers - together ensuring infrastructure is controlled, data is governed, and dependencies are managed. This closes a major gap in most compliance strategies.
How OpenLogic supports compliance
Where open-source risk becomes visible
Systems running components without visibility or ownership - creates audit and security risks
Unpatched or unsupported components - increases vulnerability exposure
Teams using open source independently without control - creates inconsistent and risky environments
Who This Is For
Where OpenLogic delivers the most value
Organizations with complex IT environments
Teams using multiple open-source components
Environments with compliance requirements (NIS2, DORA)
Companies needing better visibility into dependencies
Security and DevOps teams needing alignment
Why It Matters
Why open-source governance is critical
Open source is part of your production environment
Unmanaged components create hidden risk
Regulations increasingly require full visibility
Security and compliance depend on dependency control
Example: Identifying hidden open-source risk
An organization lacked visibility into the open-source components running across systems.
After implementing centralized tracking and governance, unknown dependencies were identified, outdated components were addressed, and overall risk exposure was reduced.
Need visibility and control over open-source usage?
We help you implement OpenLogic to reduce risk, improve visibility, and support compliance.
