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The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) highlights the importance of open source software and its role in accelerating development across various fields. CISA develops many of its cybersecurity tools and services in the open, including Malcolm and ScubaGear. The agency emphasizes the need for secure coding practices in open source software, citing the Log4shell vulnerability as an example. CISA has published a roadmap outlining its plan to help secure the open source ecosystem, focusing on working with the community, understanding open source prevalence, reducing federal government risks, and strengthening the broader ecosystem. The roadmap includes goals such as promoting memory-safe coding and developing resources for secure coding. The Department of Homeland Security has also published a policy on reusable and open source software, encouraging contributions from employees and contractors.

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