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Call for Survey Responses: Security Perceptions of Open Source Software Among Practitioners

by Divyansha Sehgal — last modified Nov 30, 2021 05:14 AM

Most software projects today contain open source components. Some industry estimates put the number at 500+ OSS components per app. Centre for Internet and Society is studying the security impact of the widespread use of these (often under-maintained) projects.

The survey for this study here

Open Source

If you use any open source components for your job, your input around how you select components to use would help us understand industry standards around the use of OSS.

Even if you’re not a part of the security teams in your organization, please take this survey! It will help us understand how you select OSS components and you may learn ways to vet your own dependencies.

The survey should take around 30 minutes to complete. As a token of our gratitude for your time and your survey contributions, we would like to send you an Amazon India Gift Card for Rs. 250. Please be sure to include your email address since it will be used to send the Gift Card at the end of the week.

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