OSBC proposes external file verification system to curb supply chain attacks
October 16, 2026 · 2 min read
OSBC announced on October 14 2026 that it will supply and support ReversingLabs' external file verification system for financial institutions.
The company acts as the domestic distributor of ReversingLabs, a specialist in open source security and software supply chain management.
Recent attacks on major card companies and banks exposed sensitive payment data through unpatched Oracle WebLogic servers.
Supply chain breaches also affected education platforms and academic society websites, demonstrating how compromised third party services can expose multiple customers.
Financial Supervisory Service reported over 2100 electronic financial incidents in the past five years, with 91 cases taking more than a month to detect.
Cyber attacks are becoming more sophisticated, leveraging generative AI and multi agent frameworks to automate vulnerability discovery and parameter manipulation.
OSBC argues that relying solely on firewalls or traditional blocking equipment cannot address the evolving threat landscape.
The firm recommends that financial institutions prioritize verification of incoming files to detect tampering and ensure integrity before they enter operational environments.
External developers, subcontractors and open source packages may embed malicious scripts, web shells or backdoors within delivered binaries.
OSBC's solution employs binary level decomposition and both static and dynamic analysis to identify hidden threats.
The company's Spectra Core engine can analyze large binaries without source code and detect malicious payloads.
Integration with Spectra Intelligence provides access to a database of over 4220 billion threat samples and AI generated payloads.
OSBC plans to combine its open source and SBOM management expertise with ReversingLabs' binary analysis technology to strengthen financial sector supply chain security.
CEO Kim Tae wan stated that "100% security" is no longer realistic and emphasized the need for pre verification of incoming files from external partners.
The partnership aims to expand verification capabilities across the entire software supply chain.
ReversingLabs was founded in 2009 and operates from Cambridge Massachusetts and Zagreb.
OSBC was established in 2006 and provides open source security and compliance management solutions.
The company distributes global security tools such as Snyk FossID and Clarity and serves as the domestic channel for ReversingLabs.