All Articles
Security Brief AU
Back to basics: 4 common sense steps to avoid a software attack
You’ve heard about the Equifax breach, the WannaCry attack and more. When they occurred, most security teams did a doublecheck on software security risks. But with the explosive growth of software vulnerabilities, one-time check-ins aren’t enough. Software breach risks need full-time attention.
Security Brief NZ
Back to basics: 4 common sense steps to avoid a software attack
You’ve heard about the Equifax breach, the WannaCry attack and more. When they occurred, most security teams did a doublecheck on software security risks. But with the explosive growth of software vulnerabilities, one-time check-ins aren’t enough. Software breach risks need full-time attention.
DZone
Common Problems With Open Source
The accural of technical debt, complexity, and license issues are among the top issue faced in the open source community.
DZone
The Most Important Players in the Open Source Ecosystem
We wanted to know who is having the biggest influence in the open source community, so we asked some industry experts for their thoughts.
News Hub
Blockchain Development Primer for New Solidity Programmers
If you’re starting to use Solidity for cryptocurrency authentication here’s a solid introduction to the language and some advice for learning it.
Info Risk Today
5 Top Cybersecurity Themes at RSA 2018
Artificial Intelligence, Bug Squashing, Secure DevOps and More
Crain's Chicago Business
Privately held companies (2018)
Crain's exclusive ranking of the largest privately held companies in the Chicago area, based on revenue.
Channel Life AU
Profiting from IoT: How to effectively monetise software
The Internet of Things (IoT) is changing how manufacturers approach software sales. Previously, embedded software was a given with all products. You pay for the product, you get the hardware – and the associated updates and upgrades. Now, however, manufacturers are moving from a one-off sales model to a recurring revenue one. Software monetisation is essential to this, but the change is easier said than done; many manufacturers face resistance from their customers when implementing these changes.
Channel Life NZ
Profiting from IoT: How to effectively monetise software
The Internet of Things (IoT) is changing how manufacturers approach software sales. Previously, embedded software was a given with all products. You pay for the product, you get the hardware – and the associated updates and upgrades. Now, however, manufacturers are moving from a one-off sales model to a recurring revenue one. Software monetisation is essential to this, but the change is easier said than done; many manufacturers face resistance from their customers when implementing these changes.
The Washington Times
Nation-state sought to hack Pentagon with same vulnerability behind Equifax breach: NSA official
The software vulnerability used to breach Equifax last year was harnessed months earlier by a state-sponsored hacking group attempting to breach the U.S. Department of Defense, a senior National Security Agency official said Tuesday.
DZone
Introduction to IoT Sensors
This great introduction to prototyping boards and sensors will get you collecting data from Arduinos and Raspberry Pis in no time at all.
Security Boulevard
10 Best Practices for Data Security in a GDPR World
Rapid technology advances have brought new challenges for the protection of personal data, so every organization needs a comprehensive approach to privacy management. They must also document how they collect, process and store personal data.
IoT Now
IoT Global Awards 2018 winners named at Smart IoT London
The winners of the IoT Global Awards 2018 have been announced at the Smart IoT London event, held today at ExCeL. Judged across 12 categories, including CXO of the year, by a specially assembled panel of 12 Internet of Things (IoT) industry experts and insiders, the awards attracted 149 entries in their inaugural year. The awards are co-sponsored by IoT Global Network and CloserStill Media, organisers of Smart IoT London.
Information Security Buzz
10 Ways to Improve Compliance with Data Privacy Regulations
Rapid technology advances have brought new challenges for the protection of personal data, and so every organisation needs a comprehensive approach to privacy management. They must also document how they collect, process and store personal data. But too many companies still fall down on the security fundamentals and new regulations such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and ISO 27001 are making the cost of failure far greater than it’s ever been.
City Biz List
TA Associates Acquires Equity in Flexera
U.S. private equity firm TA Associates has closed its previously announced investment in Itasca, Illinois-based Flexera, a software supply chain company, according to a blog post on the latter’s site.
peHUB
TA Associates acquires equity in Flexera, will partner with Ontario Teachers’
U.S. private equity firm TA Associates has closed its previously announced investment in Itasca, Illinois-based Flexera, a software supply chain company, according to a blog post on the latter’s site. No financial terms were disclosed.
IoT Now
The Entries are in! Here are the shortlisted nominees for the IoT Global Awards 2018
Finally, the news that many of you have been anxiously awaiting! The shortlist of Nominees for the IoT Global Awards 2018 have been announced and these are being assessed by our global VIP panel of independent judges.
Gov Tech Review
Open source for the public sector
Increased public calls for transparency mean public sector CIOs should strongly consider open source applications.
Source Forge
How Flexera is Helping Organizations Manage Open Source Vulnerabilities
As software development becomes a more collaborative experience, organizations are leveraging open source software (OSS) to quickly build and deploy applications. According to a survey by North Bridge, the adoption of OSS is slowly but surely becoming pervasive.