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"If you manage a team of developers, you need to keep yourself up-to-date on the latest major developments in Open Source. Whether you need to keep an eye on your industry's latest open source..."
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Serious security threats keep hitting the Android platform. In response, both Google and device makers like Samsung and LG have recently made several proposals and initiatives to remedy this...
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The Open Source Revolution
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"To open source, or not open source, that is the question. The idea of opening a company’s source code attracts a lot of reactions: some companies are opening up to it, some don’t look at it as..."
Are All Bugs Shallow? Questioning Linus’s Law
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ShellShock and Heartbleed – All You Need To Know On Open Source Vulnerabilities
Learn how to continuously manage your open source components, enforce license compliance, and be notified when security vulnerabilities are discovered and fixed.
Due Diligence Made Easy – Open Source Analysis and Report
In this webinar, Dr. Ron Rymon, a serial entrepreneur, shares his experience as an entrepreneur and investor going through two different open source due diligence processes as part
Webinar: Alternatives for Tracking Open Source Licenses
The viewer of this webinar will walk away with enough knowledge to make an educated choice as to which approach is the best for their organization.
Webinar: 3 steps to reduce security risks in your software
"Watch this webinar to better understand how to reduce open source security risks. In this webinar we explain, how crucial and effective open source usage management is in reducing the security risks"
Webinar – Controlling Open Source Security Vulnerabilities
Like 80% of other development teams, you are increasingly relying on open source components. This enables you to develop faster, reduce costs and improve efficiency. On the flip side, it is very difficult to know what components were used, and in which parts of your product. When a security vulnerability is discovered in an open...
Preparing for an M&A: 5 Tips for VP of Engineering
"Over the years, I have been involved in several startups as a founder, advisor, and investor. I also had the good fortune of being part of a couple of acquisition processes. When an acquisition..."
Top 10 Open Source Myths Busted
Open Source has been in commercial usage since the 1970s, but sometimes the picture painted by the media tends to be superficial and simplistic. For anyone developing software professionally, all...
Open Source in the Light of Android’s Stagefright Vulnerability
Stagefright is a security vulnerability that makes it possible for a hacker to turn your smartphone to a trojaned phone by just sending an MMS containing a video with malware. All a hacker needs...
How To Prepare Your Open Source Software For a Successful Due Diligence
Software due diligence is a crucial part of each software company’s due diligence process. Learn how you should prepare your software for a quick and successful audit with no red flags.
Handy Tips to Secure Your Proprietary and Open Source Code
In this post we discuss the methods and tools that can help you address security issues in the best and most effective manner.
Open Source Software in Mergers & Acquisitions
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The VMware open source lawsuit – and what it means for you
The various headlines discussing the lawsuit against VMware have probably caught your eyes. Long and detailed articles discuss the lawsuit, the GPLv2 open source software license and the VMWare...
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Mend – SaaS Open Source License Management Launches Public Beta
Mend, the leading provider of SaaS Open Source Lifecycle Management Solutions, announced today the opening of a public beta. After three months in closed beta, the company is officially...