SupplyChainSecurityCon program for October 11 has been announced. You won't want to miss this lineup!
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SupplyChainSecurityCon is a new, vendor-neutral conference for security practitioners, open source developers and those interested in software supply chain security hosted by CNCF + CDF. Due to the uptick in supply chain attacks, this event is to bring the community together to discuss supply chain threats, best practices, mitigation tactics including up and coming frameworks and specifications.
The event will include session presentations, panel discussions, lightning talks and opportunities for networking.
Who Should Attend
All developers and leaders interested in securing the software supply chain.
Location
Virtual + Los Angeles
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