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How to… Stop Copying and Pasting Flaws Using Open Source Code

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Developers rely on various types of code – from 1st party code that they write themselves to 3rd party code with open source components – which can make it tricky to detect portions of your build that contain flaws. The good news? With the right tools in place, you can get a handle on the risk that comes from using open source code.

What Will You Learn?

• The main differences between 1st party, 2nd party, and open source code

• Why it’s important to use Static Analysis and Software Composition Analysis together

• Why your development teams need to think about their mix of tools and solutions

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Join Brittany O’Shea, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Veracode, to learn more about the risks that come with CWEs in open source code and how to prevent them.

Speaker: Brittany O’Shea, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Veracode