npm vulnerabilities: the call is accepted
summary
Examines finding and mitigating npm package vulnerabilities by analyzing statistics to show why current problems were inevitable, and presents technical tools and policies for managing npm security. Covers practical measures and regulations the presenter uses to enforce npm policy, aimed at JS tech leads, InfoSec, and Dev(Sec)Ops.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:05Open source achievements
- 8:10Dependency vulnerabilities
- 13:04Vulnerability cataloging
- 20:33npm audit problems
- 28:54Project support gaps
- 31:44Private registry security
- 36:20Trusted author risks
- 40:54New package filtering
- 48:02Proxy registry solution
- 50:13Summary
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