Technically Speaking (E22): A new software supply chain security recipe

Do you know what's in your software and where it comes from? Discover the essential recipe for safely adopting software and explore the Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) and security frameworks like SLSA as Red Hat CTO Chris Wright teams up with security expert Emily Fox to sample the complexities of the software supply chain. As high-profile attacks such as Log4j and SolarWinds dominate headlines, it's critical to evaluate how these shifts affect the relationship between organizations and software vendors and explore what vendors can do to better inform and help customers make actionable decisions based on the available information.
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Emily is spot on - shifting security left and integrating this into the developers design process really gets in front of problems before they arise, as well as giving entire orgs a stake in the outcome of our mission.
This show is amazing, going on a deep dive and watching them all.