The open source chain of trust
Close the gap between open source innovation and supply chain security
Open source is the fabric of modern enterprise IT, but as adoption surges, so does the complexity of managing it. New research, based on a global survey of 500 DevOps and IT leaders, reveals that many organizations are building on top of fragmented processes, with 35% still relying on manual code reviews for security. This report analyzes the emerging friction points and provides a roadmap for a securely designed architecture.
Inside the report:
- The OS as a strategic control plane: Why 98% of organizations believe the operating system is critical for supply chain hygiene.
- Dependency and risk analysis: A clear view of where vulnerabilities hide, from cloud-based applications to complex transitive dependencies.
- The operational reality: An investigation into why patching still slips, highlighting the 53% of teams delayed by compatibility concerns.
- Cross-team dynamics: Analysis of the tensions between DevOps and platform engineering that hold back strategic progress.
What you will learn:
- How to implement a securely designed architecture: Transition from manual bottlenecks to automated, repeatable security practices.
- Tactics for verifiable provenance: How to ensure the authenticity of thousands of upstream packages and libraries.
- Strategies for alignment: A framework to unify DevOps, security, and operations under a consistent governance model.