Keynote: Improving OSS Security Through Collaboration
summary
Microsoft describes concrete tools and standards: GitHub Dependabot auto-generates PRs to update vulnerable dependencies; Copacetic (CNCF Sandbox) uses Trivy to scan images, creates a patch layer to update OCI images and is rolling into every Microsoft container build pipeline and used externally; a six‑pillar Secure Future initiative guides work; a vendor‑agnostic S2C2F consumption framework merges with Salsa for produce/consume workflows; and SCITT (IETF) provides a counter‑signed, durable‑log SBOM model with graph consumption via GUAC; an open source SCITT implementation is in progress.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04Secure Future Initiative overview
- 2:10Protecting engineering systems
- 3:35GitHub Dependabot and Copacetic
- 5:39OpenSSF mission
- 7:05Supply chain risks and OSSF projects
- 8:12S2C2F framework for OSS
- 10:22SKIT project for transparency
- 12:49SKIT implementation and steps
- 14:34Call to action
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