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Open source software (OSS) is incredibly powerful – and while that power is often used for good, it can also be weaponized when OSS projects have software security vulnerabilities that attackers can exploit to compromise those systems, or even the entire software supply chains that those systems are part of. The Open Source Security Foundation is an open, cross-industry group whose goal is to improve the security of the open source ecosystem. In this presentation, members of the OpenSSF Vulnerability Disclosure Working Group give open source maintainers advice on what to do when researchers disclose vulnerabilities in your project's code – and we'll also answer any questions you may have about this often mysterious topic!
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