Software and hardware product lifecycles are critical factors for operational security, the OASIS Open OpenEoX initiative emerges as a crucial standardization effort. It aims to revolutionize how End-of-Life (EOL) and End-of-Support (EOS) information is shared and managed across the software and hardware industries. This presentation introduces OpenEoX, a collaborative endeavor supported by leading entities such as Qualys, Cisco, Microsoft, Red Hat, Siemens, BSI, and CISA, alongside an expanding consortium of industry stakeholders.
Through a common framework for EOL and EOS data dissemination, OpenEoX facilitates a more secure IT environment and aids in vulnerability management. This presentation delves into OpenEoX mechanics, showcasing its potential for proactive vulnerability management. It also explores its broader implications for the cybersecurity ecosystem and highlights its compatibility with Software Bill of Materials (SBOM), the Common Security Advisory Framework (CSAF), and Vulnerability Exploitability Exchange (VEX). Join us to discover how OpenEoX is shaping cybersecurity standards and bolstering organizational resilience against cyber threats.
Omar Santos
Cybersecurity and AI Security Research
OASIS Open