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Open Source Security: How to Lay the Groundwork for a Secure Culture

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Sponsored by whitesource


Tuesday, February 25, 2020
11am EST

Open-source components are prevalent in approximately 97% of modern applications and dominate anywhere between 60-80% of their codebases. This is hardly surprising given how integrating open source accelerates software development and enables organizations to keep up with today's frantic release pace and standards of constantly supplying new features and improvements.

However, taking into consideration the fact that recent years have seen an upsurge in reported open-source vulnerabilities, whose details and exploits are publicly available, it's no wonder that organizations are increasingly directing focus towards ensuring that their open-source components are securely integrated into their software.
 
Join Guy Bar-Gil, Product Manager at WhiteSource, as he discusses:
  • The four layers of open-source security;
  • How to integrate continuous security into your SDLC;
  • Best practices for organizations to own and execute the security process. 
 
 
Guy Bar-Gil
Product Manager - WhiteSource
Guy is a product manager at WhiteSource, where we enable software development teams to integrate open source fearlessly and without compromising agility. Before WhiteSource, Guy worked for the IDF's intelligence division, where he spent time as a combat operator and project manager. Outside of work, you can find Guy reading (everything from fiction to physics), running, surfing, playing basketball, traveling the world, and spending time with friends and family.

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