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March Madness Comes to GitHub

Cheer on your favorite repositories as they go for the win Few things in the world of programming are as universal as GitHub. Boasting over 4 million users, the code-sharing site prides itself on...

Webinar: 5 Things Every CISO Needs To Know About OS Security

Open Source has become the key building block for application development in today’s market, where companies are under constant pressure to accelerate time to market. The increasing adoption of open source components, however, has introduced new security challenges that most teams are not prepared to mitigate in their current posture. In this webinar, we will...

Staying on Top of Your Organization’s Technical Debt

The famous, American poet Emily Dickinson is credited back in the 19th century as stating that “forever is composed of nows.” Today, the world of software is all about rapid releases, innovative...

The Equifax Breach: Who’s to Blame?

Equifax - one of the three main credit rating bureaus in the US, announced in a statement that it had experienced a major data breach.

3 Million Reasons Bug Bounty Programs are a Win-Win

Opening up your code to hackers, asking them to give it their best shot and offering rewards as high as $200k if they get back to you with a particularly scary breach might have sounded like a very bizarre course of action a few years ago. In today’s hectic and under-staffed cyber-security market it seems...

Crowdsourcing and Open Source – Friends or Foes?

Organizations and individuals have been using the wisdom of the crowds to elicit ideas, promote their vision or push their products forward since the 18th century. Jeff Howe coined the term...

The Five Founding Fathers of Open Source

"It’s that time of year again, Thanksgiving! Just as we remember our forefathers who came to the New World in search of freedom, let’s spare a thought for those Open Source pioneers who helped..."