How GitHub secures open source software (Asia Pacific)

Recorded June 13, 2019

Open source software is everywhere, powering the languages, frameworks, and applications your team uses every day.

Freely available open source code now makes up more than half of all software, which has forever changed how software is built—but it comes with complexity and security concerns. GitHub works hard to secure our community and the open source software you use, build on, and contribute to.

In this webcast, our Solutions Engineers will discuss how GitHub helps enterprises securely use open source software, including:

• Processes and tools
  Learn more about GitHub’s role in securing your open source usage, along with the tools and processes to help you code securely
• Data driven advantages
  See how GitHub is making open source more secure with some of our community and data driven advantages, such as security alerts, token scanning, and now, maintainer security advisories and dependency insights
• Community advantages
  Learn how the open source community stays secure with contributions from 30 million developers connected by GitHub

Speaker

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  Brent Beer

  Principal Solutions Engineer, GitHub

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