Open source is the backbone of today’s digital infrastructure—but with great power comes great responsibility. As cybersecurity threats grow in complexity and regulatory landscapes shift globally, open source projects are under increasing pressure to meet stringent security expectations.
Join us for an essential tech talk that dives deep into these challenges and presents a community-driven approach to navigating them effectively.
Don’t miss out — Register now
Understand the Challenge
Open source maintainers and contributors face a tough balancing act: shipping innovation while ensuring their projects meet evolving security standards and international regulatory requirements. From vulnerability management to compliance with new global policies, the security stakes have never been higher.
Learn the OpenSSF Community’s Approach
That’s where the Open Source Project Security Baseline (OSPS Baseline) comes in. Developed by the OpenSSF community, this initiative provides a clear, actionable framework that helps projects align with key security expectations. Whether you’re a maintainer, contributor, or policymaker, this talk will show you how the OSPS Baseline can be a valuable tool to guide your efforts.
Apply the Solution
We’ll explore how to implement the OSPS Baseline to strengthen your project’s security posture, improve compliance readiness, and bolster the overall resilience of the open source ecosystem. You’ll walk away with practical insights that you can start using right away—no matter the size or scope of your project.
🎙️ Speakers
- Christopher “CRob” Robinson — OpenSSF (Moderator)
- Ben Cotton — Kusari
- Emily Fox — Red Hat
- Megan Knight — ARM
If you’re passionate about open source security and want to be part of the solution, this talk is for you. Register now