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IBM, Red Hat, Palo Alto team to secure open-source software.

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Red Hat, Inc. is developing trusted enterprise clearinghouse on Jun 24th '26.

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IBM, Red Hat, Palo Alto team to secure open-source software. Jun 24, 2026 3 mins The collaboration will integrate Palo Alto's network-based virtual patching technology with IBM and Red Hat's Project Lightwell software remediation initiative. IBM, its RedHat subsidiary, and Palo Alto Networks are teaming up to help enterprises identify vulnerabilities in open-source software and deploy safeguards against threats, particularly those generated by AI. The joint effort will rely on Palo Alto's network-based virtual patching technology, which is found in its Prisma security software, and IBM/Red Hat's Project Lightwell, a software remediation initiative designed to help enterprises secure open-source software. Vulnerability intelligence from both vendors will also contribute to threat detection and remediation, the companies stated. Announced in May, Project Lighthouse is IBM and Red Hat's $5 billion project to develop what IBM calls a "trusted enterprise clearinghouse combined with a global force of engineers to identify and fix vulnerabilities at scale." "The clearinghouse will serve as a security coordination layer, using advanced AI capabilities to validate and test fixes across an unprecedented volume of open source code," IBM stated in May. "These capabilities will be offered through commercial subscriptions, allowing enterprises to integrate secure patches directly...

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