The State of Open Source Software Security
In this episode, host Paul Roberts chats with Mikaël Barbero, Head of Security at the Eclipse Foundation, about the state of open source software security.
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In this episode, host Paul Roberts chats with Mikaël Barbero, Head of Security at the Eclipse Foundation, about the state of open source software security.
In this ConversingLabs episode, host Paul Roberts speaks with Devin Byrd, Director of Threat Intelligence at Kandji. Byrd explains how Kandji has grown into a major security provider for macOS users, and how the attack vector for macOS and iOS users has increased in recent years.
In this episode, host Paul Roberts chats with Kelly Shortridge, a Senior Principal at Fastly, Black Hat 2023 speaker, and author on how to foster agility and nimbleness in enterprise security teams.
In this episode of ConversingLabs, host Paul Roberts chats with Thomas Pace, co-founder and CEO of NetRise, about securing both the Internet of Things (IoT) and software supply chains.
In this episode, host Paul Roberts chats with Daniel Woods, a Cybersecurity Lecturer at The University of Edinburgh on the sidelines of the 2023 Black Hat USA conference about his briefing: “Lemons and Liability: Cyber Warranties as an Experiment in Software Regulation.”
In this episode, host Paul Roberts chats with Robert Martin of MITRE and Cassie Crossley of Schneider Electric about their session at this year’s RSA Conference. They explained how MITRE’s System of Trust can serve as a standard for software supply chain risk. The two also chatted with Paul about the greater issues facing software supply chains today, such as standardization and transparency.
In this episode, host Paul Roberts chats with Naveen Srinivasan, an OpenSSF Scorecard Maintainer, about his talk at this year’s RSA Conference on how to better trust open source software. In their conversation, Naveen explains how the OpenSSF Scorecard tool can help developers understand the security posture of open source dependencies.
In this episode, we interview Chris Romeo, CEO of Kerr Ventures and long-time application security (app sec) practitioner, on the sidelines of RSA Conference 2023. Romeo gives a rundown on the state of app sec and comments on other software threats posed to organizations today. Listen in.
In this episode, host Paul Roberts chats with John Jackson, a senior offensive security consultant about red team exercises he and the security research group Sakura Samurai conducted on web sites and applications belonging to the government of India.
In this special Café edition of ConversingLabs, host Paul Roberts interviews Joshua Corman, the Vice President of Cyber Safety Strategy at Claroty and the Founder of I Am The Cavalry on the sidelines of the RSA Conference 2023 in San Francisco. Josh speaks with Paul about his RSAC track session, The Opposite of Transparency, which takes on skepticism of software bill of materials (SBOMs) and makes an argument for greater transparency around software supply chain risk.