Open Source Puppies and Beer
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Chris, Izar, and Matt address the complexities of open-source component usage, vulnerability patches, civic responsibility, and licensing issues in this Security Table roundtable. Sparked by a LinkedIn post from Bob Lord, Senior Technical Advisor at CISA, they discuss whether software companies have a civic duty to distribute fixes for vulnerabilities they discover in open-source components. They also examine if there is a need to threat model every third-party component and consider the implications of certain licenses for security patches. This is a discussion that needs to be had by anyone using open-source components in their code. Listen in and engage as we learn and think through this important issue together! Links: Bob Lord’s post about Open Source Responsibility: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/lordbob_just-a-quick-thought-on-open-source-if-you-activity-7146137722095558657-z_RI FOLLOW OUR SOCIAL MEDIA: ➜Twitter: @SecTablePodcast ➜LinkedIn: The Security Table Podcast ➜YouTube: The Security Table YouTube Channel Thanks for Listening!
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