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Wednesday, February 15 • 4:30pm - 5:30pm
Improving supply chain security with OWASP Dependency Track

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With the need to deliver software faster to clients, it is typical not to "reinvent the wheel" and instead rely on open source/3rd party components.With increased adoption of open source/3rd party components the complexity and inherited risk of software supplychain is rising. It is crucial to have a complete and accurate inventory of the open source/3rd party component usage and risk associated with it."Our software supply chain security is our responsibility".In order to achieve a complete inventory, Bill Of Material (BOM) is a fundamental building block. OWASP Dependency Track consumes BOM and helps to continuously monitor risk associated with these components.In this talk, we will explain and demonstrate OWASP Dependency Track and how it can be a foundational platform to add to your arsenal of tools to improve software supplychain security.

Speakers
avatar for Vinod Anandan

Vinod Anandan

SVP of Application Security
Vinod is an SVP of Application Security, he is leading a team of DevSecOps engineers and architects to develop tools and services which will help to improve the security and developers' experience. Vinod spends most of the time helping open source projects and standards
avatar for Meha Bhargava

Meha Bhargava

DevSecOps Engineer, Citi
I am a software developer from India with more than 8 years of experience. Have been to different places around the world for work and currently living in London as I work for Citi. My open source contribution journey started with Dependency Track. Enjoy working with new technologies... Read More →
avatar for Niklas Jan Duster

Niklas Jan Duster

Cloud Native Engineer, ControlPlane
Niklas is a Cloud Native Engineer @ ControlPlane, and is passionate about AppSec, DevSecOps, and Open Source. He co-leads the OWASP Dependency-Track project and is a contributor to the OWASP CycloneDX Bill of Materials standard, for which he maintains the official Go tooling.


Wednesday February 15, 2023 4:30pm - 5:30pm GMT
Room: Liffey Meeting Room 2