Robert Castles, chief technology officer, PMG, discusses the risk of blindly trusting open source software and how enterprises can make the most of open source without compromising security.
With open source AI utilization steadily rising, let’s discuss the top ten open source software. Click here to learn more.
As technology advances, so do the skills needed for the jobs of tomorrow’s workforce. In this article, Ike Bennion, principal product marketing manager at Co…
Symantec research spotlights the gaping holes in secure upstream mobile application development and its potential consequences to data security and privacy.
Apple’s iOS has a vulnerability that kills the device’s WiFi functions. On the other hand, the Google app on Android could be used by hackers to steal your personal data.
Open-source tools can help IT professionals manage their system environments more efficiently, capturing data insights, correlating events, and scheduling automated actions. Here are our top recommendations in this segment.
The use of third-party code in a majority of enterprise applications and the introduction of poorly-vetted code into production are increasing the risks of Shadow Code- unauthorized and insecure code deployed in production. Ameet Naik, Security Evangelist at PerimeterX, details seven main indicators of your organization being at risk from shadow code.
Deb Seys of Alation explores the library model’s revival in data cataloging through the lens of evolving information and data management systems.
Network giant Cisco Systems and chipmaker Nvidia are among the companies partnering to ease the implementation of deep learning for IT infrastructures as en…
Buffer overflow attack is when a hacker deliberately causes a system’s temporary memory to overflow so that it crashes or overwrites the code. Learn more.
