OECD Forum Open Source Security Panel Discussion at July 10, 2024: It was a great opportunity to discuss open source security and security-by-design. 1. Unlike enterprise software development, integrating security into open-source projects requires security testing after development or before use. 2. A standard way of naming open-source projects is necessary to identify repositories and CVE vulnerabilities. 3. Dependency analysis is crucial for vulnerability management (for example, JavaScript projects have an average of 683 transitive dependencies). 4. A cost-effective approach to open-source security is needed (e.g., applying SBOM can reuse the existing results of verifying sub components, which may reduce the cost for downstream projects). The discussion was exiting and the support of OECD countries will be beneficial for many aspects by securing open source projects.
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