Securing Your Open Source Assets

Open source software (OSS) has become pervasive in applications development and infrastructure alike. Indeed, enterprise deployment of OSS has doubled since 2010, and today 8 in 10 organizations report running their businesses on OSS. With broader deployment, both technology companies and enterprise IT have gained comfort with integrating and deploying OSS. At the same time, of the 8000-9000 IT security vulnerabilities catalogued annually, approximately 40% target open source code. The extent of this threat is underscored by critical vulnerabilities like Heartbleed, Poodle, Logjam and Venom. Join (ISC)2 and Black Duck Software on June 4, 2015 at 1:00PM Eastern for a discussion of the state of open source software security and the best ways keep your open-source based applications and infrastructure safe.

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Bill Weinberg, Senior Director, Black Duck Software, Dan Cornell, Founder-CTO, Denim Group; Opheliar Chan, Security Compass

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