Supply Chain Security in the Software Era
summary
Describes risks introduced by modern software supply chains—those networks of third-party code and components—and presents a framework to categorize those risks. Provides concrete, real-world–based recommendations for policy makers and company executives on how to manage supply chain security in software-driven organizations.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to supply chains
- 1:02Real-world security impacts
- 3:20Analyzing common vulnerabilities
- 7:55Four types of supply chain risks
- 11:05Implementing software BOMs
- 15:48Agility and procurement
- 17:51Accountability and action items
- 21:26Relaunching We Heart Hackers
- 23:34Q&A session
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