OSS Security Maturity: Time to Put On Your Big Boy Pants! | @Bugcrowd

What you'll learn

• In general, the vast majority of organizations using OSS believe that it improves efficiency, interoperability, and innovation. They encourage the use of OSS and participation in open source projects. - Its widespread use is born out of the desire for all things ‘better, faster, cheaper,’ which presents risks that organizations are either unaware of or uncertain of how to address. - The problem lies in the statistics around the existence of and maintenance of security processes and controls around OSS. - Kouns provides several case studies of vulnerabilities in third-party libraries across several products that demonstrate the importance of investigating actual impact against your different products

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