Connect organizational governance with secure engineering to build trustworthy software and meet regulatory expectations.
Modern software relies heavily on open source and third-party components, which increases supply chain risks and regulatory scrutiny. To build trustworthy software, organizations need more than isolated security tools; they need a unified approach.
This paper explains how to integrate two complementary solutions:
- OpenChain: Establishes organizational governance, policies, and repeatable compliance processes.
- OpenSSF: Advances secure engineering and development practices across the software lifecycle.
Read this guide to learn how to:
- Maintain accurate software inventories and SBOMs.
- Manage vulnerabilities and embed security directly into your development process.
- Produce reusable, machine-readable evidence to meet evolving regulations like the EU’s Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and NIS2.
Governance without engineering lacks impact, and engineering without governance is unsustainable. Discover how to combine both to build trust and scale your security.
