Open source software powers modern application development, but securing the software supply chain has never been more complex.
In this OSS 2026 conversation, Paul Nashawaty sits down with Kat from Minimus to discuss the growing challenges around open source security, container hardening, AI-driven development, and the future of secure software delivery.
Based on the article from Efficiently Connected, this discussion explores:
Why software supply chain security is now a board-level issue
The growing risk of insecure open source dependencies
How AI-generated code changes security and governance requirements
Container hardening and reducing unnecessary attack surfaces
The balance between developer productivity and security controls
Why secure-by-default infrastructure is becoming essential for modern DevOps
As organizations accelerate AI adoption and cloud-native development, security can no longer be treated as an afterthought. This episode dives into the operational realities of building trustworthy, scalable software systems in today’s enterprise environments.
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