According to a recent LinkedIn post from Semgrep, the company is promoting a live workshop focused on responding to emergent software supply chain threats in the EMEA region. The session, scheduled for 2 April and led by Mehdi Mhamedi, appears designed to demonstrate how Semgrep can detect risky software packages, assess impact, and guide remediation.
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The post suggests Semgrep is positioning its technology as a practical tool in the growing area of software supply chain security, a segment of cybersecurity that has drawn increased enterprise and regulatory attention. For investors, this emphasis may indicate strategic focus on higher-value, compliance-driven use cases that could support demand for Semgrep’s application security solutions and deepen engagement with security and DevSecOps teams.
By framing the event as a “last chance” to join, the company appears to be driving near-term engagement and pipeline-building among prospects concerned about dependency and package-level risks. If the workshop successfully converts interest into trials or deployments, it could contribute to customer acquisition in EMEA and reinforce Semgrep’s competitive position in the application and supply chain security market.