🔍⚠️Uncover the Hidden Risks in Your Open Source Supply Chain!! The Log4j vulnerability exposed the risk in software supply chains. But what if there's a way to predict these risks before they become a costly issue? Bitergia created the Risk Model Analysis to fill a need in software supply chain security. In our latest blog post, we delve into how Bitergia's Risk Model Analysis came out of a supply chain security need. And how it is helping large organizations to: 👉 Identify high-risk open source dependencies 👉Assess supply chain health and sustainability 👉Proactively address potential vulnerabilities Discover how Bitergia’s Risk Model Analysis tackles this pressing issue from a development and community health perspective. 🛑 ✅ Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dReqEnat #opensource #softwaresupplychain #softwaredevelopment #metrics #SoftwareSecurity
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Bitergia helps companies improve the ROI of their software development projects by providing tools and knowledge to improve decision-making. It specializes in analyzing software development projects and its core platform is 100% open source. The Bitergia team has 15+ years of experience in research focused on collaborative software development methodologies and software development quality models. Our specialized team has been working with a wide variety of companies and organizations that needed actionable insights and a better understanding of the software development community and processes. Software Development is more than just writing code. It's about the engagement and collaboration of the people involved in its design, development, deployment, and maintenance and about the processes and activities that turn ideas, feature requests, and requirements into code. Get knowledge about the people and processes involved in developing software to make informed decisions and master your skills.
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- Desarrollo de software
- Tamaño de la empresa
- De 11 a 50 empleados
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- Leganes, Community of Madrid
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- De financiación privada
- Fundación
- 2012
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- Open Source Communities, Analytics, Software Development Metrics, Open Source, Software Development Analytics, software development teams, InnerSource y Open Source Program Offices
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Avenida de Gregorio Peces Barba
Leganes, Community of Madrid 28919, ES
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🌟 Exciting first day at Open Source Summit Japan! 🌟 We are honored to have amazing talks lined up, including a session with Ana Jimenez Santamaria Ning (Willem) Jiang and Yuki Hattori to discuss with Daniel Izquierdo Cortázar, PhD, cultural differences in approaching open source. Additionally, we’re partnering with Agustin Benito Bethencourt to share our latest analysis on the AGL delivery process, utilizing a data-driven approach to provide valuable insights for the open source community! Stay tuned for more updates! #OSSJapan #OpenSource #Community #Innovation
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🇩🇪 German Speaker? 🎉 Das Linux Magazin hat den Vortrag von Luis Cañas-Díaz und mir auf der #UbuntuSummit aufgegriffen. Ich glaube das Thema trifft einen Nerv der Zeit: https://lnkd.in/gqyuTMFD - Vielen Dank an Ulrich Bantle für die Berichterstattung.
Ubuntu Summit: Software Supply Chain in Gefahr
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📅 Looking forward to seeing you today at the #UbuntuSummit! Join Luis Cañas-Díaz and Georg Link, PhD for an insightful conference showcasing how we prototyped a Risk Assessment Model using #GrimoireLab! Discover effective ways to evaluate the maintainability and sustainability of open source dependencies. 🚀 📍 Den Haag, Netherlands 💻 Or you can also join us here 🤓 https://lnkd.in/ecGduHfH 🌟 Canonical We can't wait to see you there!
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🖥️ ✏️ Yesterday at Open Community Experience, we explored "Reducing Risk in Software Supply Chains." Peter Eichelsheim, IT Chapter Lead at ING Bank, and Georg Link, PhD, our Director of Sales, discussed powerful strategies for anyone looking to strengthen their good practices in open source projects. A huge thank you to everyone who participated and contributed to this important conversation! #OpenSource #CommunityHealth #SoftwareSupplyChains #OCX24
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🚨 Let’s talk about risk in open source - TODAY! Join Georg Link, PhD and Peter Eichelsheim at #OCX24 as they share their expertise on managing project health and mitigating risks. This is a fantastic opportunity to learn and collaborate 🤓 ✍ We can’t wait to see you there! Eclipse Foundation #OpenSource #CommunityHealth #SoftwareSupplyChains
✅ Ready to discuss alternatives to identify risk in open source projects at #OCX24? 🧐 Keeping an eye on your open source projects is non-negotiable in software supply chains. Today, Peter Eichelsheim, IT Chapter Lead at ING Bank, and I are sharing a new way to identify risk, our experience with using a project health perspective, and a demonstration with a Kubernetes example. 📆 Join us today at 3:15pm at OCX in Breakout 1 Main Hall for the talk "Reducing risk in software supply chains: A project health perspective with a Kubernetes example" --- https://lnkd.in/ebkcFgWQ 💪 Let's strengthen our industry together!!!! #OCX24 #OpenSource #CommunityHealth #SoftwareSupplyChains
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✍ 🌟 Get ready for Open Community Experience!! Join us on October 22 as we discuss options to reduce risk in software supply chains 🤓 ✨ Georg Link, PhD is joining with Peter Eichelsheim to share how a project health perspective can enhance your supply chain security 👌 #OCX24 #OpenSource #TechEvent #DigitalTransformation #CorporateInnovation Register now! https://lnkd.in/eqg4GehF
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Bitergians Georg Link, PhD and Luis Cañas-Díaz will present at #UbuntuSummit. Their talk is on Friday, October 25 at 16:30. Are you also going? Take time to say hi to them.
I'm excited to speak at #UbuntuSummit next week. Together with Luis Cañas-Díaz, we will share the latest developments around using the open source CHAOSS #GrimoireLab software to assess the risk of using #OpenSource in a #SoftwareSupplyChain. In short, risk arises from vulnerabilities, licenses, and undermaintained software. GrimoireLab provides a comprehensive view of software maintenance, addressing a type of risk overlooked by other tools and organizations so far. I appreciate the invitation to speak and look forward to attending my first-ever Ubuntu Summit.
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Bitergian Georg Link, PhD will be on the big stage at #AllDayDevOps tomorrow. Join him for this free event and be first to know the State of the Supply Chain is this year!
I'm super excited for tomorrow. Brian Fox, Jonathan Meadows, Christopher Robinson, and I will unveil the 10th Annual Software Supply Chain Report at All Day DevOps. It has been an absolute blast and pleasure to work with the team at Sonatype on this year's report, including Bruce Mayhew, Jeff Wayman, Anna Hubbard, Vlad Drobinin, PhD, and Juan Felipe Morales Castellanos. Dawn Foster and I from the CHAOSS project helped with the community health perspective in this report. I can't wait to share what we found. Join us at 10am CDT on https://lnkd.in/gFZZE2eS
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We hear a lot that software supply chains are gaining more attention, and we are happy to present the Risk Model to gain insights into the risk coming from OSS libraries in any code base.
I moderated the panel "OSS Dependency Health: Towards Maturity and Sustainability Risk Assessment Model" at the SOSS Community Day Europe in Vienna, Austria on September 18. I'm grateful to get to work with such brilliant people as Ana Jimenez Santamaria 🐧, Wietse Braam, and Miguel Ángel Fernández Sánchez who are tackling one of the most challenging problems in #opensource #softwaresupplychain in cooperation with Bitergia. It is inspiring to see how CHAOSS metrics are making an impact. Thank you to the organizers of the SOSS Community Day Europe, especially the OpenSSF and The Linux Foundation. https://lnkd.in/gTTGfCp9
OSS Dependency Health: Towards Maturity and Sustainability Risk Assessment Model - Panel
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