Automated Techniques for Measuring Trustworthiness of Open Source Code and Communities
Offered By: Linux Foundation via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore automated techniques for assessing the trustworthiness of open source code and communities in this 19-minute conference talk by Jeff Mendoza from Google and Naveen Srinivasan from Endor Labs. Learn about cutting-edge tools and methods for programmatically analyzing software security to help determine which open source projects to trust. Discover how to evaluate your own projects against security best practices and effectively share the results. Gain valuable insights into selecting the most reliable open source solutions from the multitude of options available, enhancing your ability to make informed decisions in open source software adoption and development.
Syllabus
Automated Techniques for Measuring Trustworthiness of Open Source Code and Communities
Taught by
Linux Foundation
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