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BI Security

High-risk open source vulnerabilities on the rise, Synopsys reports

February 28, 2024

Via: InfoWorld

Nearly three-quarters of codebases assessed for risk by Synopsis in 2023 contained open source components with high-risk vulnerabilities, according to a just-released report from the company, a provider of application security testing tools. While the number of codebases with at […]


Software & Systems

Protect AI Debuts Open Source Solutions for Securing AI/ML Applications

October 6, 2023

Via: Database Trends and Applications

Protect AI, the AI and machine learning (ML) security company, is debuting a series of open source software (OSS) tools that aid in enhancing the security of AI and ML environments. The three announced tools—NB Defense, ModelScan, and Rebuff—address the […]


Software & Systems

Companies can’t stop using open source

March 6, 2023

Via: InfoWorld

Convenience, not cost, drives open source adoption. That’s the primary finding of a new report from The Linux Foundation on the economic value of open source, and it’s a bit counterintuitive. In an interview with Professor Henry Chesbrough, adjunct professor […]


Software & Systems

Top 10 open source software risks for 2023

March 1, 2023

Via: InfoWorld

Known vulnerabilities, compromise of legitimate package, and name confusion attacks are expected to be among the top ten open source software risks in 2023, according to a report by Endor Labs. The other major open source software risks, according to […]


Software & Systems

Why Modernizing Mainframe Development Needs Secure Open Source

November 3, 2022

Via: CIO

According to a recent Rocket Software survey, 80% of IT professionals categorize the mainframe as critical to their business. But in order to be successful in today’s technology-driven world, businesses that rely on the mainframe must modernize their operations and […]


BI Categories, Data Mining

A Guide to Time Series Databases

September 15, 2022

Via: DATAVERSITY

Time series databases (or TSDBs) are databases that have been optimized for processing time series data. Time series data is made up of data records that are indexed using timestamps. The timestamps provide a reference for each of the data […]


BI Users, IT Team

Open source job security through recessions

July 11, 2022

Via: InfoWorld

Are we in a recession? The answer seems to be “definitely maybe,” with the Wall Street Journal reporting that “if the U.S. is in a recession, it’s a very strange one” because while economic output has been falling, the job […]


BI Security

Blind trust in open source security is hurting us: Report

June 22, 2022

Via: ZDnet

At the 2022 Open Source Summit in Austin, Tx, The Linux Foundation, the leading open source, non-profit group with its partners, and Snyk, a leading developer security company, released their first joint research report, The State of Open Source Security, […]


BI Categories, Data Mining

Modernizing the mainframe for the digital era

March 24, 2022

Via: CIO

Sonny Sonnenstein is not a mainframe guy. “I’m a banking technologist,” says the CIO for retail, business, and digital banking at M&T Bank. But it is safe to say that Sonnenstein understands something about investment risk and when it’s time […]


BI Categories, Business Analysis

What happens when you open source everything?

December 24, 2020

Via: InfoWorld

Chef co-founder Adam Jacob argues you should follow his lead and go all in on open source. Not open source “Community” with paid-for “Enterprise” bits. Open. Source. It. All. Sounds great. But what will it mean for your business? Sure, […]


BI Users, IT Team

Should open source software advertise?

September 5, 2019

Via: InfoWorld

Given how dependent we’ve become upon open source software, one would think that we would have a bevy of options for supporting the developers who write the code, but we don’t. Oh, sure, if it’s a big project with big […]


BI Users, IT Team

Open source users: It’s time for extreme vetting

February 8, 2017

Via: CIO

Open source software is the norm these days rather than the exception. The code is being written in high volumes and turning up in critical applications. While having this code available can offer big benefits, users also must be wary […]


BI Users, IT Team

Open-source hardware makers unite to start certifying products

November 23, 2016

Via: CIO

Four years ago, Alicia Gibb was trying to unite a fragmented open-source hardware community to join together to create innovative products. So was born the Open Source Hardware Association, which Gibb hoped would foster a community of hardware “hackers” sharing, […]


BI Categories, BI Users, Business Analysis, Business Users

How startups can use open source software to compete against the big guys

October 3, 2016

Via: The Next Web

Although established giants like Microsoft have proprietary software and systems, much of today’s internet is built on open source software. So it’s only natural that companies, startups in particular, are going to build their tools with it too. Curious about […]


Software & Systems

Wyoming’s open source enterprise code library a secret no more

September 28, 2016

Via: CIO

Wyoming’s 250-person Enterprise Technology Services (ETS) group knew it had a good thing in its Enterprise Extensible Code Library, but it chose to keep things under wraps outside of the state until last week when members of that team attended […]


Basic Querying, BI Categories

Myth vs. fact: Open source projects and federal agencies

September 2, 2016

Via: CIO

Many agencies in the federal government use approved public repositories for open source software development. According to the General Services Administration (GSA) GitHub dashboard, there are 236 federal organizations using a combined 5,254 project repositories. More federal agencies are increasing […]


BI Users, IT Team

Microsoft is open sourcing PowerShell and bringing to Linux and OS X

August 19, 2016

Via: The Next Web

Furthering its mission to work more closely with the developer community, Microsoft is open sourcing PowerShell and making it available on Linux and Mac OS X. PowerShell is the company’s task-based command-line shell and scripting language built on the .NET […]