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Google Cloud to Offer Security-Vetted Open Source Software - Vimarsana News

Google Cloud to Offer Security-Vetted Open Source Software

Recent vulnerabilities such as Log4j2 have called attention to the challenges of securing open-source software, which is used widely by tech companies and other industry enterprises. Google will release the security-vetted versions of open source software packages that it runs itself for industry and government use.

Ground Rules for Open-Source Software Management - Vimarsana News

Ground Rules for Open-Source Software Management

Organizations using open-source software aren’t necessarily placing themselves at greater security risk, but the key to a successful, safe implementation of open-source software is a thorough management strategy.

GitHub wants to help developers spot security issues before they get too serious - Vimarsana News

GitHub wants to help developers spot security issues before they get too serious

The GitHub Advisory Database is now open to community contributions to help further the security of open source software.

GitHub Advisory Database now open to community contributions - Global Security Mag Online - Vimarsana News

GitHub Advisory Database now open to community contributions - Global Security Mag Online

The world of open source security is fast moving, with new vulnerabilities and different attack vectors driving the community to continuously (...)

GitHub makes Advisory Database public to improve software supply chain security - Vimarsana News

GitHub makes Advisory Database public to improve software supply chain security

Researchers, academics, and enthusiasts can now contribute to and benefit from free, open-source security data on software supply chain vulnerabilities.