Software designed by open source standards has security built in and has been found to be fielded with far fewer faults per unit of code than proprietary development houses. This factor is especially true when the open source code is commercially supported There are many myths out there on this subject. Some of those myths are just misunderstandings.

Cyber Security is a critical facet of adoption of open source technology and solutions.This working group is focused on debunking the myths and exploring approaches to advancing the issues of cybersecuity within open source.
Working Group Chair: Roger Yee

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Members for cybersecurity-wg

Ainslie, Scott
Berkus, Josh
Berrios-Davila, Angel
Brooks, Gray
Chester, William
Davis, Joshua L.
DeCausemaker, Remy
DeKoenigsberg, Greg
Dellolio, Ryan
Diallo, Ousmane
Edmiston, Brock
Epperson, Christopher
Foskett, Geoff
Fricke, M. L.
Frisvold, Hans
Gifford, Waye
Godfrey, Tony
Gold, Ariel
Gourley, Bob
Gravier, Gilles
Gray, Tyson
Grojean, Paul
Hankin, Chris
Hellekson, Gunnar
Imanian, James
J, Karthik
Katz, Eddan
Kent, Thomas
Kerver, Richard
Kirkorian, Alen
Klein, Stanley
Lewis, Derrick
Maksim, Simonenko
Mann, Joel
Marshall, Jon
Molini, Terri
Molini, Terri
Naldo, Xavier
Nelson, Jon
Nundun, Sachin Kumar
Oldner, Steven
Papillion, Anthony
Reiber, Paul
Russell, Canyon
Sanders, James
Scott, John
Sease, Alan
Seiferth, Justin
Taneja, Vivek
Walpole, Jeff
Wickramasinghe, Janaka
Yee, Roger
Yee, Roger
Ziph , Elizabeth
aije, bai
ali, saif
de Irujo, Pedro