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What the Top 20 OSS Vulnerabilities Reveal About the Real Challenges in Security Governance
published on 2025-08-02 04:13:41 UTC by /u/repoogContent:
In the past few years, I’ve worked closely with enterprise security teams to improve their open source governance processes. One recurring theme I keep seeing is this: most organizations know they have issues with OSS component vulnerabilities—but they’re stuck when it comes to actually governing them.
To better understand this, we analyzed the top 20 most vulnerable open source components commonly found in enterprise Java stacks (e.g., jackson-databind, shiro, mysql-connector-java) and realized something important:
Vulnerabilities aren’t just about CVE counts—they’re indicators of systemic governance blind spots.
Here’s the full article with breakdowns:
[From the Top 20 Open Source Component Vulnerabilities: Rethinking the Challenges of Open Source Security Governance](#)
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Topic: Cyber Security
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