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Thursday June 25, 2026 10:30am - 11:15am CEST
We analyzed CVE remediation patterns across 10,000 open source projects to uncover a critical problem: vulnerabilities fixed upstream often take weeks or months to reach downstream containers. This lag creates massive security exposure windows in Kubernetes environments.

In this talk, we'll present our findings showing how CVE fixes flow (or stall) across ecosystem layers, from upstream projects to package managers to base images to final containers. You'll see real metrics on remediation delays, and the compounding effect of layered dependencies.

But we won't stop at the problem. The second half focuses on practical solutions. From automated patch backporting to in-place image patching with tools like Copa. You'll learn how to build workflows that dramatically reduce MTTR, including dependency automation patterns and risk-based prioritization.

Attendees will leave with both a data-driven understanding of the CVE remediation challenge and a practical playbook for fixing it.
Speakers
avatar for Lior Kaplan

Lior Kaplan

Open Source evangelist, Open Source Security expert, Kaplan Open Source
As a Linux sysadmin for many years, Kaplan has being focused Open Source & Security from various perspectives - upstream projects, the Linux distributions and the DevOps / platform engineering teams who maintain the infrastructure.
Kaplan is a long time Open Source community membe... Read More →
avatar for Mor Weinberger

Mor Weinberger

Software Architect, Echo

Mor is a Software Architect specializing in cloud-native security and software supply chain resilience. His work focuses on designing scalable systems to detect and mitigate emerging threats across modern cloud environments. Over the years, he has identified issues ranging from unsecured... Read More →
Thursday June 25, 2026 10:30am - 11:15am CEST
Hall K1 (Level -2)

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