Behind the scenes of open source software: trust and security in a business context
summary
Examines the business risks and trustworthiness of open source software using research by Linux Polska (co-funded by NCBiR). Describes the SCARM model and algorithm that combines CVSS vulnerability scoring, static source-code analysis, and contributor engagement analysis, and introduces SourceMation, a software distribution platform to help developers, security specialists, and IT managers choose FOSS.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction
- 10:34Open source risks
- 27:57Research and evaluation methods
- 37:19SourceMation tool and benefits
- 53:59Summary
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