Panel Discussion: There is No TGIF for Open-source Security

Scantist and OpenSSF

A discussion on open-source security awareness, risks and challenges.

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Start-ups today are able to build extremely complex and innovative technology solutions by relying on open-source to turbo-charge their development and reduce time to market. Great platforms like OpenAI's GPT 3, TensorFlow and React.js are just some of the many popular open-source frameworks used.However, securing open-source is an increasingly difficult challenge given the shared responsibility between maintainers and users of open-source - as exemplified by the latest Log4j vulnerability. OpenSSF is working with fast growing list of member companies like AWS, Google, Microsoft, and Redhat and leading government agencies on a community-led effort to address this issue, and Scantist is proud to be the first Singaporean company to join them. Join our panel discussion to hear more on open-source security awareness, risks and challenges in start-up, and the best ways to address them at an organizational as well as community level.Panelist: <ul><li>Brian Behlendorf, founder of Apache Software Foundation and the General Manager of OpenSSF</li><li>Dr. Liu Yang, Professor at NTU, and Co-founder of Scantist </li><li>Llewellan Vance, Spark Startup Ecosystem Lead of Huawei</li><li>Asankhaya Sharma, Director of Incubation of Veracode</li></ul>

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