Alex Papadimoulis on June 2nd, 2026.
Inedo has exactly zero tech support reps and there’s no phone number to call for help. A lot of our users and new employees are surprised by this. How can an established, B2B software company have no dedicated support team? You mean to say that when something goes wrong, we can’t jump on a phone call together? We...
Crista Perlton on May 28th, 2026.
If you’ve used ProGet for a while, you may have heard of pgutil, but maybe never really dug into what it does or why you’d use it. Simply put, pgutil is ProGet’s cross-platform command-line tool for managing your instance without having to do everything through the web UI. It’s especially useful for automating repetitive tasks, scripting...
The Inedo Team on May 22nd, 2026.
ProGet 2026 is now available! This major release introduces the Package Vulnerability Rating System (PVRS); a fundamentally new approach to vulnerability management, helping organizations move beyond theoretical severity scores and focus on what actually matters: whether a vulnerability poses real risk in their environment and what...
The Inedo Team on May 14th, 2026.
Modern software teams are inundated with vulnerability alerts. Although open-source dependencies make up most applications, many organizations still prioritize remediation based on worst-case severity rather than real-world risk. This leading to unnecessary upgrades, avoidable regressions, delayed releases, and wasted effort on...
The Inedo Team on February 19th, 2026.
Last year, we sent out the Inedo Snack Box to our members, and we’ll be doing the same again in 2026! Whether you run ProGet, BuildMaster, or Otter, are exploring our products for the first time, or provided feedback during evaluation, your input has helped shape what we build. At Inedo, we describe ourselves as a user-driven company....
The Inedo Team on February 6th, 2026.
Over the past year or so, the number of malicious packages has grown beyond anyone’s wildest expectations. The rapid, 10,000%+ increase has caused scaling challenges in systems like ProGet, which are designed to detect and block these harmful packages. For ProGet, this translated to timeouts and slowness when processing data...
The Inedo Team on November 20th, 2025.
In ProGet 2025.14, we introduced two additional compliance rules to help you vet and monitor open-source packages in your organization. These are considered ProGet 2026 preview features, and represent our general roadmap focus for next year’s release: Software Composition Analysis (SCA) and security. In this article, we’ll...
The Inedo Team on November 7th, 2025.
Although ProGet 2025.14 is a maintenance release, it has three major changes to Debian feeds. We would normally wait until ProGet 2026 for this kind of update, but we’re racing against the clock. There are some upcoming changes in Debian 13 (Trixie) that will not be compatible with ProGet. This blog post serves as a combination of...
The Inedo Team on June 18th, 2025.
Backlogs were designed to streamline software delivery, but over time, they’ve turned into cluttered lists full of ideas and changes that never get done. Instead of driving action, they turn work into a series of placeholders and “someday” tasks. Important changes get stuck in limbo, and decisions get delayed. There’s a...
Masaharu on June 9th, 2025.
In 2024, we published our first State of Software Supply Chain Security report. The goal was to better understand how teams were managing open-source risks, vulnerabilities, and DevSecOps processes. We expected to find that secure teams relied on strict policies and specialized tools—but that’s not what we saw. Visibility, Not Just...