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Less Compliant Than the Sum of Its Parts: How Open Source Can Bite You

Webinar

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Sponsored by palo alto networks


Friday, July 30, 2021
1 p.m. ET

When you use open source components in your applications, you increase the speed of development, but you need to be aware of the risks involved. Addressing vulnerabilities and license compliance with DevSecOps is a scalable way to improve the posture of your applications. 

In this session, we will walk through some of the benefits and the pitfalls and explore best practices for using open source packages in your cloud-native applications, as well as show you how to embed software composition analysis (SCA) practices and tools into your development process.

Taylor Smith
Sr PMM, Prisma Cloud, Shift Left Security - Palo Alto Networks
Taylor is a senior product marketing manager for Prisma Cloud at Palo Alto Networks, covering shift left and container security. He helps customers integrate security into DevOps practices to secure the entire cloud-native stack. Previously, he held product marketing and strategy positions at Gremlin, Cisco and NetApp.
Ashley Ward
Technical Director, Office of the CTO - Palo Alto Networks
Ashley Ward is part of the Office of the CTO specialising in cloud and cloud-native security. At Palo Alto Networks, Ashley wants to make each day safer and more secure than the last. He draws from more than 18 years of operations, architecture and security experience across financial services, media and national infrastructure to do so. Ashley has a passion for fairness and volunteers as a Justice of the Peace.

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