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Fed News Roundup 16 July 2015

CTOvision

that can go out and tell you everything that's connected to your network and classify things that are. How to become cyber resilient quickly and remain in full control ThreatBrief (Today) - Successful and effective cyber security is not only about tools, but (increasingly) about the processes and people to operate those tools effectively.

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IDG Contributor Network: 7 ways to improve your Joomla security

Network World

Joomla has exploded in popularity as an open-source website creation tool for individuals, small and medium-sized businesses, enterprises, and developers. A wave of fake jQuery attacks hit Joomla and WordPress sites in 2015 and 2016, affecting over 4.5 million sites.

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CloudCamp Bangladesh In Dhaka! - February 11, 2015

Cloud Musings

That''s why I will be in Dhaka, the national capital, for CloudCamp Bangladesh , February 11, 2015. The line-up will include: The Open Source Cloud – Dave Nielsen Is MEAN Stack the new LAMP Stack? Bangladesh has been enlisted in the Gartner’s report as one of the top 30 IT outsourcing destinations?

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Security products are among the most vulnerability-riddled software products

Network World

Why do you spend the big bucks for security products? But many of the top security vendors utilize open-source or third-party components and libraries which are seemingly packed with vulnerabilities. 11 of those software products overflowing with vulnerabilities were security-related products.

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The Risks In Using Third-Party Code

ForAllSecure

BlackDuck Software uncovered that 67% of the applications they analyzed contained open source security vulnerabilities. Security is a top risk of using third-party code. Nefarious actors stole customer data, including names, social security numbers, birthdates, and home addresses. less than before its breach.

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HackerOne CEO: 'We’re building the world’s biggest security talent agency'

Network World

Marten Mickos, a veteran executive with companies from MySQL to Sun, Nokia and HP, was not particularly excited about his meeting to explore a leadership role with HackerOne, a fledgling security company. Security is hard, it’s unpleasant, it doesn’t work very well.

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The Risks In Using Third-Party Code

ForAllSecure

BlackDuck Software uncovered that 67% of the applications they analyzed contained open source security vulnerabilities. Security is a top risk of using third-party code. Nefarious actors stole customer data, including names, social security numbers, birthdates, and home addresses. less than before its breach.