Vancouver, B.C. – The Linux Foundation is set to expand its Core Infrastructure Initiative (CII) for improving open-source code security, that was initially setup in the aftermath of the openSSL Heartbleed vulnerability in 2014.
In a video interview at the Open Source Summit, Jim Zemlin, Executive Director of the Linux Foundation explains why the CII remains a critical effort for his organization and what is coming next to help improve open source security.
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