Last week, our CTO Ray Waldin participated in a webinar with Rob Jenkins from CollabNet and Eddie Correia from SD Times. The topic was "Two Steps to Centralized, Secure, and Auditable Source Code."
As part of the webinar, we conducted an online survey. Here are some of the more interesting results. (We're not for a minute suggesting these are in any way statistically valid):
How do you manage the use of open source in your code base today?
a. We don't use open source code - 38%
b. I don't know - 4%
c. It is left up to the development teams - 44%
d. We routinely audit open source code - 13%
My thought on the 38% who say they don't use OSS is that they shouldn't take any bets on that.
How frequently do you audit?
a. Only when we think we have a problem - 25%
b. Only before release -10%
c. On a routine milestone basis - 10%
d. Audit what? Never! - 55%
The "never audit" result is not completely surprising and hopefully that's why they tuned in to our webcast.
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