A Journey to Open Data
summary
Company-run SCA platform publishes a free, open knowledge base (OSV at osv.org) and open-source scanning stack with SDKs, CLI and API, while offering on‑prem full databases and paid precision layers. The index already covers 226 million URLs, roughly 100 billion files and 3 trillion lines of code, updated daily and curated by a five‑person team. Integrations exist with Fossology and ORT, a CC0 crypto‑algorithm dataset supports export‑control and security checks, and the system is operational at scale.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Open data journey intro
- 2:41What is Scanoss
- 4:50Disrupting SCA with open source
- 9:28Open sourcing platform
- 15:14Open data initiatives
- 16:41CPE dataset for vulnerabilities
- 17:26Crypto algorithms dataset
- 23:08Encouraging open data contributions
- 33:15Next steps for open data
- 36:32Why software composition matters
- 37:35Resources and closing
- 38:21Q&A
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