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Security blind spots persist as companies cross-breed security with devops
As devops matures into devsecops, cultural obstacles continue to exert drag.
15 top open-source intelligence tools
OSINT (open-source intelligence) is the practice of collecting information from published or otherwise publicly available sources. These tools will help you find sensitive public info before bad guys do.
15 open source GitHub projects for security pros
GitHub has a ton of open-source options for security professionals, with new entries every day. Add these tools to your collection and work smarter.
21 best free security tools
Check out these free, standout software tools that will make your daily security work easier, whether it's pen-testing, OSINT, vulnerability assessment, and more.
PHP backdoor attempt shows need for better code authenticity verification
Attackers were able to place malicious code in the PHP central code repository by impersonating key developers, forcing changes to the PHP Group's infrastructure.
New free software signing service aims to strengthen open-source ecosystem
The Linux Foundation's sigstore code-signing software, developed with Google, Red Hat and Purdue University, will help prevent attacks on the software supply chain.
Dependency confusion explained: Another risk when using open-source repositories
Dependency confusion is a newly discovered logic flaw in the default way software development tools pull third-party packages from public and private repositories. Here's what you need to know.
16 technology winners and losers, post-COVID
The coronavirus crisis has shaken up business as usual, with some IT strategies and tools rising to the occasion and others in line for a rethink or tough recovery post-pandemic.
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The future of work: Coming sooner than you think
What will your worklife be like years from now? Today's work-from-home world has given us a glimpse of the future, as these five articles from CIO, Computerworld, CSO, InfoWorld, and Network World illustrate.
Top 10 in-demand cybersecurity skills for 2021
The list of needed security skills is long and growing. Here's what experts say is driving the demand.
How secure are your AI and machine learning projects?
Artificial intelligence and machine learning bring new vulnerabilities along with their benefits. Here's how experts minimized their risk.
Using open source for identity projects: 8 considerations
Consider these eight points to decide whether you can securely use open-source code in your identity management projects.
The state of application security: What the statistics tell us
Companies are moving toward a DevSecOps approach to application development, but problems remain with security testing ownership and open-source code vulnerabilities.
4 best practices to avoid vulnerabilities in open-source code
Open-source code in public repositories might contain malware or unintentional vulnerabilities. Here's how to best manage finding and mitigating potential problems.
What is devsecops? Why it's hard to do well
Devsecops is about introducing security earlier in the life cycle of application development, thus minimizing vulnerabilities and bringing security closer to IT and business objectives.
Review: How ShiftLeft catches vulnerabilities during code development
This combination traffic analysis tool and dynamic application security testing tool works with nearly any language and CI system, is very easy to use, and integrates directly into the development process.
Release the monkey! How Infection Monkey tests network security
This free, open source penetration testing tool uses real attacks and real techniques to try and exploit its way into a network.
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Imagine this. You’ve finally completed your brand new app that’s going to revolutionize the way we live. You’ve even come up with a catchy name that meshes perfectly with your app and no other company has laid claim to....
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