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SUMMARY:Shared code\, shared risk: How are security responsibilities allocated?Security and governance of open source software: Geneva Dialogue Masterclass #1
DESCRIPTION:Cyber stability is increasingly tested by geopolitical fragmentation\, rapid technological change\, and tightly coupled digital supply chains. Open source software sits at the centre of these dynamics: widely embedded in critical digital infrastructure\, globally developed\, and governed through models that were not designed for today’s security\, policy\, and geopolitical pressures. \nIn 2026\, the Geneva Dialogue will focus on stress-testing cybersecurity practices and agreed cyber norms under real-world conditions. Through a scenario-based engagement framework\, the Dialogue brings together policymakers\, private sector actors\, technical communities\, and civil society to examine how responsibilities\, incentives\, and governance arrangements hold up when systems are under strain\, with insights from Costin G. Raiu\, Mika Lauhde\, and Roman Zhukov. \nThis masterclass opens the first thematic cycle of 2026\, dedicated to the security and governance of open source software. Its purpose is to establish a shared analytical baseline: how OSS functions as a systemic dependency; how security responsibilities are distributed across maintainers\, vendors\, users\, and public authorities; and where current governance approaches struggle to manage risk\, accountability\, and resilience at scale. The session is designed to bridge policy and technical perspectives and to frame the key questions that will be explored in depth during the subsequent scenario-based consultation.
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