We are looking for presentations around the state of open source security to enlighten attendees about current and future initiatives, enliven contributions to projects and movements, and educate new and seasoned professionals on industry patterns and trends.
Our goal is to bring developers, operators, security engineers, and managers together to for a shared understanding of the challenges we face as a community, and the emerging and cutting-edge solutions we may embrace as an industry.
Suggested topics for this CFP include:
101: introductory presentations for people new to open source security
Community: groups and organisations moving open source security forward
End User Reports: how your organisation securely adopts and uses open source technologies
Governance, Risk and Compliance: the trials and tribulations of passing audits and ensuring secure development and usage of third party code
Innovation: new or emerging patterns, tools, or movements in the open source security space
Regulation: how governments and regulators are responding to the dynamic open source landscape
Supply Chains: attacking, defending, and hardening
As with all tracks in 2024, this track will include AI openness and the benefits and challenges of this relevant to track topics.
This year’s CFP is now closed. Thank you to everyone who submitted content this year. Our CFP Committees are busy reviewing all of the submissions and we aim to announce the conference schedule by 15th December.
