Explore the OpenSSF's mission to enhance open source ecosystem security in this 42-minute conference talk by Christopher (CRob) Robinson from Intel. Gain insights into the foundation's efforts to improve software security through developer-friendly tools, comprehensive documentation, and expert guidance. Learn about tangible actions being taken to educate and encourage developers in adopting robust security practices throughout the software lifecycle. Discover how the OpenSSF leverages contributions from a diverse community of maintainers, security practitioners, industry experts, and researchers to create a more secure, open future for everyone.
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Developing a Secure, Open Future - Christopher (CRob) Robinson, Intel
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Linux Foundation
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