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Your car is about to go open source

Galido

. “Today, automakers are having a hard time getting their customers to buy informatics systems because they only can do 10% of what a mobile phone can do,” said Rudi Streif, who leads the Automotive Grade Linux workgroup for the Linux Foundation. By developing an open-source platform, carmakers can share upgrades as they arrive.

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The Internet of (Secure) Things – Embedding Security in the IoT

CTOvision

We’re seeing a glimmer of the future – the Internet of Things (IoT) – where anything and everything is or contains a sensor that can communicate over the network/Internet. If we wait, we’ll be playing catch-up, just like we are in Internet security – but at a much larger scale. By George Romas. weather reports).

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Edmunds sets stage for AI with data infrastructure consolidation

CIO Business Intelligence

For a decade, Edmunds, an online resource for automotive inventory and information, has been struggling to consolidate its data infrastructure. But in a world that moves at internet speed, that data rapidly falls out of date. Twenty to 30 years ago, the internet became entrenched within every company,” Rokita says. “We

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Hitachi Data Systems (HDS) Acquires Open Data Leader Pentaho

CTOvision

Hitachi Data Systems Announces Intent to Acquire Pentaho to Deliver More Value From Big Data and the Internet of Things That Matter. TSE: 6501), today announced its intent to acquire Pentaho Corporation, a leading big data integration and business analytics company with an open source-based platform for diverse big data deployments.

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Onward To The Next Chapter In ForAllSecure's Journey

ForAllSecure

We used Nessus when it was first released as open source. Then, we were able to accomplish a lot with just two people: Monitor for brand-new vulnerabilities. 90% of information came from simply subscribing to the securityfocus mailing list and checking CERT bulletins. The work involved wasn’t half bad. Tell users to update.

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Onward To The Next Chapter In ForAllSecure's Journey

ForAllSecure

We used Nessus when it was first released as open source. Then, we were able to accomplish a lot with just two people: Monitor for brand-new vulnerabilities. 90% of information came from simply subscribing to the securityfocus mailing list and checking CERT bulletins. The work involved wasn’t half bad. Tell users to update.

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ONWARD TO THE NEXT CHAPTER IN FORALLSECURE’S JOURNEY

ForAllSecure

We used Nessus when it was first released as open source. Then, we were able to accomplish a lot with just two people: Monitor for brand-new vulnerabilities. 90% of information came from simply subscribing to the securityfocus mailing list and checking CERT bulletins. The work involved wasn’t half bad. Tell users to update.