A recent trend has shown organizations are embracing open source code, to the extent that today, open source components comprise between 60-80 percent of the code in modern applications. Software development teams are learning that using open source code helps […]
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Good quality software is likely the backbone of your business, helping to ensure that nothing slips through the cracks and that everything—from the hours spent on client communications to the money entering and exiting your business account—is accounted for. But
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There are many inconvenient truths regarding cybercrime. Every second in 2016, someone became a victim of cybercrime, meaning around a million people a day were affected. Cybercrime is a serious threat to businesses, individuals, and even nation-states. Three-quarters of Fortune
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Apple’s QuickTime for Windows has two critical vulnerabilities that could allow an attacker to exploit your PC with relative ease. Apple knows about these flaws, but it has no intention of doing anything about them. Instead, Apple confirmed that it
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It is challenging for IT and security admins to keep up with the rapid pace of change and the constant barrage of new threats and vulnerabilities to worry about. When users connect unknown mobile devices or log in to unauthorized
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Risk is one of those concepts that are tough to nail down. Everyone thinks they know what it is, but it really means different things to different people. Sometimes risk is bad, sometimes risk is good; but one thing everyone
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Microsoft issued six new security bulletins for the July 2014 Patch Tuesday. One of them is a Critical update for Internet Explorer that fixes 24 separate vulnerabilities. For those keeping score, that makes 83 flaws fixed in Microsoft’s Web browser
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The Web browser is probably the most-used application on most PCs and mobile devices. I’d say that email might get used more, but people are increasingly using Web-based email services like Google’s Gmail or Microsoft’s Outlook.com, so the browser is
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