Why Socket Joined the Open Source Security Foundation - Sock...
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Socket has joined the Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF) to contribute to enhancing the security of open source software (OSS), addressing the often-overlooked aspect of security within the rapidly expanding open source ecosystem. As a company that helps developers efficiently manage and audit OSS at scale, Socket aims to collaborate with other OpenSSF members to safeguard the software supply chain against potential threats. Their platform is already employed by numerous companies to detect and prevent supply chain attacks, demonstrating their commitment to making open source safer for everyone. The collaboration comes at a crucial time when cross-industry efforts are essential to proactively tackle cybersecurity challenges, as highlighted by Jamie Thomas, OpenSSF Board Chair. Socket's involvement with OpenSSF marks the beginning of their extended efforts to secure the open source supply chain for all.
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