How The LF Standards For License Compliance And Security Will Fix Your Supply Chain
summary
Linux Foundation creates simple, open, free process standards — ISO 5230 for license compliance and a de facto/soon-to-be ISO security assurance standard — that are ~seven pages long, publish CC0 training and templates on GitHub, and provide a self-certification checklist to manage inbound, internal and outbound flows. Adoption is growing: Eclipse applies the compliance standard upstream, Alibaba Cloud and China Mobile recently adopted it, LG picks up the security work, a PWC study finds large German firms using the standard; they reduce licensing and security chaos tied to missing software bill of materials.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 7:24Open source impact and challenges
- 11:59Need for supply chain standards
- 17:40OpenChain adoption and growth
- 23:01Current supply chain state
- 26:17Licensing and security optimization
- 31:59Call to action
- 32:30Q&A: Cyber Resilience Act
- 37:52Q&A: SBOM legislation
- 39:40Q&A: Community standards
- 43:14Q&A: Open source future
- 49:15Q&A: Neutrality and data
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