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Google was among the tech companies that attended a White House meeting about the security of open-source software following the threat of the Apache Log4J vulnerability.
Today, the White House convened government and private sector stakeholders to discuss initiatives to improve the security of open source software and
Google has called for a public-private partnership to identify a list of critical open source projects and find new ways of identifying software that might pose a systemic risk, as the world grapples with the recent log4j open source software vulnerability that has put millions of devices at hacking risk.
Tech companies say they're cooperating with the Jan. 6 committee's investigation, but the panel is subpoenaing more documents.
Biden administration officials will meet with key software developers and major tech firms to discuss ways of making open-source computer code more secure.