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How to Fix Vulnerabilities Without Breaking Changes

In this tutorial we prioritize risks that matter using reachability analysis, EPSS, and more. Then we decide which upgrade option to recommend based on the level of effort it will take for engineers to perform the upgrade - such as resolving breaking changes that are unique to your application. Then we talk about how you can use an Endor Magic Patch to stay safe if you can't upgrade immediately.

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Written by
Ron Harnik
Ron Harnik
Published on
August 7, 2024
Updated on
August 25, 2025
Topics
Developer Productivity
SCA

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