Webinar: 2025 Software Supply Chain Predictions - What You Need To Know by OrbitalX Webinars

About This Webinar

Smart CTOs and CISOs are getting ahead of the growing challenges to managing and securing the software supply chain.

Are you prepared for what’s coming? Standards and expectations surrounding this industry are evolving fast.

Cloudsmith has been tracking the most pressing software supply chain issues that Platform Engineering and DevOps teams will face in 2025. Our predictions include -

- Evaluating vulnerabilities more rigorously, so you only address what’s critical
- Providing standardized developer tooling that scales with your teams, instead of getting in their way
- Keeping up with recent requirements and recommendations from bodies like CISA and CNCF

Now is not the time to fall behind. Join our CEO, Glenn Weinstein, and VP of Engineering, Ronan O'Dulaing, for Cloudsmith’s perspective on the most important investment areas our customers face in managing and securing their software supply chains.

Agenda

What will the most pressing software supply chain priorities be for enterprises in 2025?
What software supply chain trends will hit hardest in 2025?
What will the biggest threats to the software supply chain be in 2025?

Glenn Weinstein

CEO, Cloudsmith

Cloudsmith is led by CEO Glenn Weinstein, who previously served as Chief Customer Officer at Twilio and was a successful entrepreneur as co-founder of Appirio. Glenn is on a mission to establish Cloudsmith as the market leader in software supply chain management.

Ronan O'Dulaing

VP Engineering, Cloudsmith

Ronan O'Dulaing is an accomplished technology leader and VP of Engineering at Cloudsmith, with extensive experience building and leading engineering organizations to deliver innovative SaaS and cloud solutions. Prior to joining Cloudsmith in 2023, Ronan served as VP of Engineering at Workhuman, where he drove product development for a globally recognized social recognition platform, and as SVP of Product Development and Operations at WorkForce Software, overseeing workforce automation products.