Open source speeds up application development — but is it making our software insecure?
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IBM and Red Hat are expanding access to their AI-driven remediation platform, helping enterprises secure existing software without disrupting production.
More CVEs, sprawling deployments, and new EU reporting rules are turning vulnerability management into a matter of evidence as well as patching.
The company’s permanently free security platform for up to 25 machines is now available to organizations running Debian and Ubuntu, as well as AlmaLinux.
Arch Linux’s AUR faces a fresh security scare, prompting another round of lockdown measures from the project’s DevOps team.
It’s a product announcement framed as a deployment story, with open-source appeal and enterprise pricing.
Although every VMware user knows that nothing lasts forever but the earth and sky, the security firm Codenotary is offering free security for up to 25 machines running AlmaLinux -- with no expiration date.
'Half a Second' chronicles the XZ Utils backdoor attempt—from a patient impostor maintainer to the half-second latency that exposed the plot.
Built on debsecan, debvulns‑exporter surfaces Debian security metadata for Prometheus and Grafana.
The only elephant in the room isn't in the oval office. For enterprises dependent on IT -- meaning every enterprise on the planet these days -- there's an elephant in every server and in every data center.