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The Linux Foundation’s Census of OSS App Libraries Helps Prioritize Security Work

By James Patterson

The Linux Foundation announced the final release of “Census II of Free and Open Source Software – Application Libraries,” which identifies more than one thousand of the most widely deployed open source application libraries. This study informs what open source packages, components and projects warrant proactive operations and security support.

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