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The new White House plan outlines proposed minimum security requirements in critical infrastructure — and for shifting liability for software products to vendors.

Open-source software (OSS) sits at the center of almost every digital technology moving the world since the early 1980s—laptops, cellphones, widespread internet connectivity, cloud computing, social media, automation, all the rainbow flavors of e-commerce, and even secure communications and anti-censorship tools.

One year after the Log4j disaster, open source community efforts and new developer toolchains are addressing the challenges of software supply chain security.

Sure, Log4Shell persists, but the industry has taken some important steps to form public-private partnerships and build new tech products with security in mind.

One year after the Log4j disaster, open source community efforts and new developer toolchains are addressing the challenges of software supply chain security.

One year after the Log4j disaster, open source community efforts and new developer toolchains are addressing the challenges of software supply chain security.

While open source security has garnered attention from major industry players and government bodies, it wont prevent threats from small projects.

This is a turning point in U.S. legislation, because, for the first time, it is specific to open source software security.

Both say lawmakers have more to do in confronting emerging digital threats.

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