Not Secure
OpenStack (and open source software in general) is not secure.
False: For many, the term "open source" often triggers doubts about the trustworthiness of the code. According to Bob Violino of CIO.com, these concerns are unfounded. "Open-source cloud computing products are designed from the outset with security in mind. For example, there are features such as identity management to monitor who has access to content, and data encryption to safeguard information while it's at rest or in transit," he declares. "Furthermore, open-source cloud software is peer-reviewed by community participants, leading to continuous improvements in the quality of security features and mechanisms. This community also monitors and rapidly discloses vulnerabilities and issues, and provides security updates to address them."