OpenChain was represented by Vladimir Slavov at the Balkan Computer Congress (BalCCon2k25) on the 21st of September with a talk entitled ‘OpenChain: Towards a More Secure and Compliant Software Supply Chain.’
The talk was split into three parts of roughly the same length.
Part 1 made the case for implementing a program to manage OSS in your organization. It focused on both the positive effects of establishing such a program, as well as the risks assumed by not having one.
Part 2 focused on the OpenChain ISO Standards and how they can be used as simple reference documents for upgrading your operations for a secure and compliant software supply chain.
Part 3 was about the OpenChain community, what it has to offer, and how you can get involved and contribute. Special focus was placed on the OpenChain Eastern European chapter we are currently in the process of establishing, with an open invitation to anyone who would like to participate.
