I doubt it will and I hope it doesn't.

External security research happens for one of only a few reasons typically:

1) hobbyists who are learning or just like to do it for fun 2) bug bounties (good luck with those in most open source) 3) marketing for security companies 4) non-public research going to CNO/CNE

If you want to kill 3, the output of 1 will not come close to 4 and the public is NOT better off with fewer public bugs.