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Top 4 focus areas for securing your software supply chain

CIO Business Intelligence

The complexity of the software supply chain (SSC) has the potential to expose your organization to greater risk than ever before. In today’s fast-paced software development landscape, managing and securing the software supply chain is crucial for delivering reliable and trusted software releases.

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Aiven: 91% of developers say open source is in their future

Venture Beast

91% of software developers expect open source to be a part of their organizations in years to come, accourding to a recent Aiven survey. Read More.

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Our Freemium Future: Development teams take advantage of free, entry-level versions of software 

CTOvision

CTOs should consider having their development teams take advantage of free, entry-level versions of software – known as freemium software – to test out the functions of commercial products. Remember back when software was simple? Things have become more complicated. But there’s something new on the radar screen: freemium.

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10 highest-paying IT skills for 2024

CIO Business Intelligence

According to a report from Indeed , a large part of this shift has come as organizations focus more on adopting AI in the workplace. Even as the IT job market experiences shifting dynamics, employment website Indeed reports a range of roles have maintained resiliency and even grown in demand.

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Cyber Safety Review Board's First Report: Log4j Here to Stay

SecureWorld News

The Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) Cyber Safety Review Board (CSRB) has released its first report , providing detailed information on the Log4j vulnerability. Organizations should continue to report (and escalate) observations of Log4j exploitation. DHS Secretary Alejandro N. Cyber Safety Review Board looks into Log4j.

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Lazarus APT Continues to Exploit Log4j Vulnerability

SecureWorld News

Log4j is a widely-used open source Java logging library, and the vulnerability allowed threat actors to execute remote code on servers, potentially leading to unauthorized access and data breaches. Despite widespread awareness and patches issued by software developers, the vulnerability's exploitation remains a persistent threat.

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HackerOne offers bug bounty service for free to open-source projects

Network World

HackerOne, the company behind one of the most popular vulnerability coordination and bug bounty platforms, has decided to make its professional service available to open-source projects for free. Here at HackerOne, open source runs through our veins," the company's representatives said in a blog post.