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Learn how policymakers are responding to open source software security challenges in this 27-minute conference talk by former CISA senior advisor Jack Cable from Corridor. Explore the policy implications of major security incidents like the Log4shell vulnerability and XZ Utils compromise that brought global attention to OSS security vulnerabilities. Discover Cable's firsthand experiences leading open source software security initiatives at CISA and his role in drafting the first U.S. legislation specifically addressing open source software security in the Senate. Understand the tension between policy responses and open source community values, as policymakers sometimes propose actions that conflict with OSS principles. Examine past, present, and future strategies for securing the open source ecosystem while maintaining its collaborative nature. Gain insights into how you can participate in these critical security efforts and influence policy development that affects the broader open source community.
Syllabus
Driving Policy To Secure the Open Source Ecosystem - Jack Cable, Corridor
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OpenSSF