Open Source Supply Chain Security - Are Containers the Biggest Blind Spot?
Offered By: Linux Foundation via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the critical issue of open source supply chain security in this 40-minute panel discussion featuring industry experts Lisa-Marie Namphy, Liz Rice, Josh Bressers, and Ayse Kaya. Delve into the potential vulnerabilities of containers and their impact on developer workflows. Gain insights into security fractals, SBOMs, and the container security landscape. Learn about best practices for managing open source supply chain hygiene and protecting against zero-day attacks such as typosquatting and third-party ecosystem hijacking. Discover why containers may be one of the biggest blind spots in the security ecosystem and how to address these challenges. Come prepared with questions to engage with the panelists and walk away with valuable strategies for leveraging publicly facing resources safely in modern engineering toolchains.
Syllabus
Panel Discussion: Open Source Supply Chain Security - Are Containers..- Lisa-Marie, Liz, Josh, Ayse
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Linux Foundation
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