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• Encouraging younger developers to get involved in software supply chain security
• Creating a database to share and compare S-bombs
• Training people to review and analyze S-bombs
• Procurement as a gatekeeper to S-bomb adoption
• The OpenCRE project as a way to develop a common format for regulations and standards
• The importance of developing a constituency within an organization to address software supply chain security

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• The speaker suggests that the future of application security lies in securing critical open source libraries and frameworks.
• OWASP should focus on curating and fixing critical open source libraries and frameworks to make them more usable for developers.
• OWASP should become a SAS provider and distribute secure open source libraries.
• The speaker emphasizes the need for a world security team to fix and secure open source projects.
• The speaker suggests that OWASP should partner with big open source projects to teach threat modeling and fix vulnerabilities.

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• OWASP chapters are important in advancing tactical knowledge and understanding software security
• Multiple people in the chapter should share a common bond and understanding
• Understanding historical changes and policies can help utilize operational processes
• OWASP has around 300 projects on its list, constantly growing every day
• Existing projects can be used as content for meetings and collaboration
• Recruiting attendees is not difficult if the focus is on software security
• Membership is important in shaping the direction of the organization and building a global community
• Consistent meetings and virtual components are useful in building a community