[Git][reproducible-builds/reproducible-presentations][nevermind-the-checkboxes] Shorten.

[Chris Lamb (@lamby)]

Chris Lamb pushed to branch nevermind-the-checkboxes at Reproducible Builds / reproducible-presentations


Commits:
0658ff8d by Chris Lamb at 2025-08-02T09:56:39-07:00
Shorten.

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1 changed file:

- 2025-08-02-fossy-nevermind-the-checkboxes/Nevermind-the-Checkboxes-heres-Reproducible-Builds.org


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2025-08-02-fossy-nevermind-the-checkboxes/Nevermind-the-Checkboxes-heres-Reproducible-Builds.org
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@@ -259,25 +259,14 @@ While SBOMs, ISO9660 and other regulatory processes provide a framework
 standards to enhance security, they fall short of solving real-world security
 problems.
 
+#+ATTR_BEAMER: :overlay <+->
 - They primarily focus on documentation and standardization rather than
-  addressing dynamic and evolving threats that require adaptive and proactive
-  solutions.
-
-- The static nature of standards like ISO9660 cannot keep pace with the rapid
-  development of new vulnerabilities.
-
-- Implementing regulatory processes can be resource-intensive, leading
-  some organizations, especially smaller ones (such as open source projects),
-  to overlook or abandon comprehensive security measures due to effort, cost or
-  complexity.
-
+  addressing dynamic and evolving threats
+- Static nature of standards (eg. ISO9660) cannot keep pace with the rapid
+  development of vulnerabilities
+- Implementing regulatory processes can be resource-intensive
 - Compliance with standards doesn't guarantee overall security resilience, as
-  these frameworks often fail to account for human factors such as insider
-  threats, human error or inadequate security awareness.
-
-Thus, while regulatory processes lay the groundwork for security best
-practices, they are not comprehensive solutions for the complex, ever-changing
-landscape of cybersecurity threats.
+  these frameworks often fail to account for human factors
 
 * Quality
 



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