7. Centralize common tasks 8. Produce SBOMs 9. Global, reproducible builds 10. Break large migrations down into smaller milestonesDemo Intro: Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead vcpkg + CMake + Visual StudioProblem Vulnerability monitoring, prevention, and response •Review public CVE databases (e.g. GitHub Advisory Database) •Run static analysis + dynamic analysis tools (e.g. Address Sanitizer) on all code, including SBOMs 9. Establish a global toolchain policy and build in containers if possible 10.Break large migrations down into smaller milestones with a win at each stepCall to action: share your story! •Do you

current credentials are valid or not After a successful login the auth token is stored in the local database (see CONAN_LOGIN_ENCRYPTION_KEY to add a basic level of security). Examples: • List my user for SystemPackageTool() installer.install(pack_name) # Install the package, will update the package␣ ˓→database if pack_name isn't already installed On Windows, there is no standard package manager, however Add repository address in your current repo list. • update(): Updates the system package manager database. It’s called automatically from the install() method by default. • install(packages, update=True

current credentials are valid or not After a successful login the auth token is stored in the local database (see CONAN_LOGIN_ENCRYPTION_KEY to add a basic level of security). Examples: • List my user for SystemPackageTool() installer.install(pack_name) # Install the package, will update the package␣ ˓→database if pack_name isn't already installed On Windows, there is no standard package manager, however Add repository address in your current repo list. • update(): Updates the system package manager database. It’s called automatically from the install() method by default. 18.3. conanfile.py 503 Conan

current credentials are valid or not After a successful login the auth token is stored in the local database (see CONAN_LOGIN_ENCRYPTION_KEY to add a basic level of security). Examples: • List my user for SystemPackageTool() installer.install(pack_name) # Install the package, will update the package␣ ˓→database if pack_name isn't already installed On Windows, there is no standard package manager, however Add repository address in your current repo list. • update(): Updates the system package manager database. It’s called automatically from the install() method by default. • install(packages, update=True

current credentials are valid or not After a successful login the auth token is stored in the local database (see CONAN_LOGIN_ENCRYPTION_KEY to add a basic level of security). Examples: • List my user for SystemPackageTool() installer.install(pack_name) # Install the package, will update the package␣ ˓→database if pack_name isn't already installed On Windows, there is no standard package manager, however Add repository address in your current repo list. • update(): Updates the system package manager database. It’s called automatically from the install() method by default. • install(packages, update=True

current credentials are valid or not After a successful login the auth token is stored in the local database (see CONAN_LOGIN_ENCRYPTION_KEY to add a basic level of security). Examples: • List my user for SystemPackageTool() installer.install(pack_name) # Install the package, will update the package␣ ˓→database if pack_name isn't already installed On Windows, there is no standard package manager, however Add repository address in your current repo list. • update(): Updates the system package manager database. It’s called automatically from the install() method by default. • install(packages, update=True

current credentials are valid or not After a successful login the auth token is stored in the local database (see CONAN_LOGIN_ENCRYPTION_KEY to add a basic level of security). Examples: • List my user for SystemPackageTool() installer.install(pack_name) # Install the package, will update the package␣ ˓→database if pack_name isn't already installed On Windows, there is no standard package manager, however Add repository address in your current repo list. • update(): Updates the system package manager database. It’s called automatically from the install() method by default. • install(packages, update=True

current credentials are valid or not After a successful login the auth token is stored in the local database (see CONAN_LOGIN_ENCRYPTION_KEY to add a basic level of security). Examples: • List my user for SystemPackageTool() installer.install(pack_name) # Install the package, will update the package␣ ˓→database if pack_name isn't already installed On Windows, there is no standard package manager, however Add repository address in your current repo list. • update(): Updates the system package manager database. It’s called automatically from the install() method by default. • install(packages, update=True

current credentials are valid or not After a successful login the auth token is stored in the local database (see CONAN_LOGIN_ENCRYPTION_KEY to add a basic level of security). Examples: • List my user for SystemPackageTool() installer.install(pack_name) # Install the package, will update the package␣ ˓→database if pack_name isn't already installed On Windows, there is no standard package manager, however Add repository address in your current repo list. • update(): Updates the system package manager database. It’s called automatically from the install() method by default. • install(packages, update=True

current credentials are valid or not After a successful login the auth token is stored in the local database (see CONAN_LOGIN_ENCRYPTION_KEY to add a basic level of security). Examples: • List my user for SystemPackageTool() installer.install(pack_name) # Install the package, will update the package␣ ˓→database if pack_name isn't already installed On Windows, there is no standard package manager, however Add repository address in your current repo list. • update(): Updates the system package manager database. It’s called automatically from the install() method by default. • install(packages, update=True