If you thought 2021 was the year of the software supply chain, just wait until you see what unfolds in 2022.

Massive exploits such as the recent Log4j/Log4shell vulnerability are a sign that best practices are still evolving, and the risk of mismanaging, or worse, ignoring open source vulnerabilities, is only becoming greater. And with even the President of the U.S. calling out the need for software bills of materials, it’s time to kick up the gear on open source and software supply chain management conversations.

Join us for an engaging, round-table conversation on what we need to know about managing open source and software supply chains in 2022.

Register for this executive roundtable, Software Supply Chains: A Look into the Future, to gain new insights from event thought-leaders, as well as to discuss with your peers.

Discussion topics will include:

• How open source supply, demand, and security will evolve over the next year;
• How organizations such as yours are addressing the constant strain of vulnerabilities entering the SDLC;
• Where are you on the journey to “shift security left” and integrate OSS security into development workflows?

Join ISMG's Tom Field for a moderated discussion that will feature insight from Andrew Yorra, VP of Marketing Strategy at event sponsor Sonatype.