Linux Open Source Security Systems Administration 
Tech Republic
APRIL 3, 2024
In today’s world, if you’re not constantly working to secure your servers, you’re already 10 steps behind every hacker on the planet. And if you happen to be a Linux systems administrator, you might think it doesn’t apply to you. Even though the Linux open source platform is considerably more secure than many.
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CIO Business Intelligence
OCTOBER 27, 2023
The follow-on Apple Deployment and Management course focuses on configuring, managing, and securing Apple products using mobile device management (MDM). The exam covers topics such as coding, designing cloud architecture, cloud security, troubleshooting, implementation, migration, load and performance testing, and business applications.
ForAllSecure
MAY 16, 2023
In a perfect world, your software testing strategy would surface all of the security risks that exist inside your environment, and nothing more. Sometimes, the security issues that software testing tools flag turn out to be false positives. What Are False Positives in Software Security Testing?
ForAllSecure
MAY 23, 2023
You knew that your application was secure when you scanned it for vulnerabilities prior to deploying it into production. But was it also secure when you applied an update or made a configuration change within the production environment? Imagine, as well, that the dependency is subject to a known security vulnerability.
ForAllSecure
OCTOBER 30, 2019
A 2019 Synopsys reports 96% of code bases [caution: email wall] they scanned included open source software and up to 60% contain a known vulnerability. Open source and third-party components are heavily used when you operate software. of them – are labeled as a security vulnerability. 3,849 – 18.8%
ForAllSecure
OCTOBER 30, 2019
A 2019 Synopsys reports 96% of code bases [caution: email wall] they scanned included open source software and up to 60% contain a known vulnerability. Open source and third-party components are heavily used when you operate software. of them – are labeled as a security vulnerability. 3,849 – 18.8%
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