The FASTEN project invites developers to its workshop “Risk Mitigation with Software Composition Analysis and Dependency Management”
April 8 workshop will introduce the lastest advances in the SCA field and innovations brought by FASTEN’s breakthrough research to address software dependency issues faced by millions of
developers.
Paris, April 5 , 2021 - OW2, the international community dedicated to develop and to promote an open source code base, announces a virtual workshop organized on April 8 from 16:00 to 17:30pm in collaboration between OW2 and the FASTEN project.
The April 8th virtual workshop "Risk Mitigation with Software Composition Analysis and Dependency Management", will discuss the latest advances in SCA, Dependency Management, and SBOM as they are becoming irreplaceable in today software development processes.
The agenda of FASTEN workshop incudes:
• Highlight on FASTEN's Software Composition Analysis Market Background, Cédric Thomas, OW2
• Demonstration of FASTEN Dependency Management tools on top of Maven, Antoine Mottier, OW2
• Integrating Software Assurance, SCA, and Fine-Grained Analysis of Ecosystems as Networks (FASTEN), Magiel Bruntink, SIG
• FASTEN user experience from a software vendor perspective : The future of extension management in XWiki with FASTEN, Thomas Mortagne, XWiki
• Eclipse sw360 Web Application for managing software Bill-Of-Material, Michael Jaeger, Eclipse sw360 project
At the end of the session, attendees will be able to interact with the speakers by asking questions and giving out their opinions on these subjects. For more information and registration to the FASTEN workshop: https://l.ow2.org/6j
About FASTEN project
The FASTEN project is developing an intelligent software package management system that will enhance robustness and security in software ecosystems. FASTEN addresses the operational and compliance risks associated to dependencies on networks of external open source software libraries. To solve these issues, FASTEN introduces a fine-grained, method-level, tracking of dependencies on top of existing dependency management networks. The project is developed by a consortium of seven partners and has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme.