Short answer: Three things: a written open source policy, a tracking process for the open source code and its license terms, and an annual review to make sure your developers actually follow the policy. If you operate a software-based business, you are likely using some open source code in your
Short answer: the Linux Foundation’s Open Compliance Program is a set of free tools and standards that help you use open source safely alongside your proprietary code. The most consequential piece is SPDX, the machine-readable software bill of materials, which has since become the backbone of today’s SBOM requirements. Here
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