Open Source Conformance Standards
The OpenChain project develops best practices that streamline and improve open source license compliance, security assessment, and documentation processes. This helps build trust in the software supply chain by ensuring software is delivered with accurate and consistent information about its open source components.
We can help you conform to the following standards:
Benefits of following these standards
Helps streamline open source compliance process in the software supply chain
Ensures legal and operational risks are mitigated
Demonstrates commitment to best practices enhancing collaboration and building trust
Conformance provides organisation global recognition and competitive advantage
Establish processes for proactively identifying, assessing, and remediating security vulnerability
Contributes to building more secure and reliable products
Security measures help reduce the likelihood and impact of costly security breaches
Creating a market differentiation and meet evolving security regulations and customer demand
case study
How Source Code Control helped address NHS’s open source software compliance requirements.
“Their newly announced adoption of the OpenChain Security Assurance Specification continues this path, and covers one of the most critical domains in information technology. Their conformance, accomplished in conjunction with their support partner Source Code Control, is an important milestone for the global community as well.”
Open Chain Case Study NHS: OpenChain Case Study: NHS – OpenChain
Why work with us?
By partnering with Source Code Control, you gain access to industry-leading expertise, customised strategies, and vendor-neutral guidance-ensuring a seamless, efficient, and compliant approach to open source security.
Industry Experts
Client-Centric Approach
Tool-Agonistic Solutions
Who should undertake this service?
Could your organisation benefit from Open Source Conformance?
Demonstrating ISO 5230 conformance builds trust with your clients by showcasing your commitment to secure and responsible open source practices. Compliance assures customers that your software follows industry best practices, enhancing your credibility and market reputation.
As industry advisors, staying aligned with leading compliance standards is essential. Achieving ISO 5230 conformance not only reinforces your expertise but also positions your firm to become a certifying or auditing authority, expanding your service offerings.
Whether you are a maintainer or developer of open source libraries and dependencies, adhering to best practices fosters trust within the community. ISO 5230 compliance increases adoption and credibility, ensuring your components are widely accepted and integrated into enterprise environments.
Who should look for these conformances?
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Speak with the team to discuss how we can support your open source compliance journey!
Contact usHow does the process work?
Insight to what the OpenChain Conformance Journey looks like with us.
Pre-Assessment
Self-Assessment, Independent Assessment
Education
OpenChain Curriculum, Company-wide, Self Manage
Policy/Guide
Strategy, Stakeholders, Scope, How to apply, Communication
Data Collection
To ensure a full and valuable data set, we will continue to monitor over the scanning period and inform you if any remediations need to be done.
Report Building
Using the data collected, we will build out a report covering the business value for migration across a 5-year period, including sustainability insights.
Results Sharing
We will get all stakeholders together on a call to playback the results and answer any questions you may have. All outputs will be shared with you after this call.
'Conformance to the OpenChain standards, helps us to police our own code bases and when delegating development decisions to our software engineers the standards provide us with the peace of mind of knowing what is in our products, that open source risk has been managed and mitigated and that we can be transparent by also providing this view across the supply chain'