Category: Open Source Scanning

A significant amount of software that powers the largest companies in the world safeguards our personal information and secures national security is open to the public. Anyone can download the source code of the user interfaces, operating systems, or even the data modeling program of any software and use it as a tool for a completely new project.

Additionally, these programs are typically established collaboratively, from employees to unpaid volunteers at computing tech companies. This is the landscape of open-source software where code is written and communicated freely through various avenues.

(more…)

In today’s digital world businesses are involved in the continuous search for solutions that’ll help them operate more efficiently and have bigger profits faster. As the digital world keeps having breakthroughs, more organizations and development teams are adopting a method of constant software development and deployment of applications.

(more…)

More organizations and development teams are adopting a method of constant software development and deployment as applications continue to shift online. Cloud management firm Rightscale revealed that roughly 78 percent of organizations had taken this approach in the hopes of enhancing code security.

(more…)

Computer programs or software with open source have their source codes available to everyone online. Using programs built with open source codes in your organization can be helpful, especially because they enable flexibility and creativity. However, this can pose serious cybersecurity threats. Cyber-criminals who have access to such source codes can use them to invade your company’s website and cart away valuable data.

(more…)

The internet has evolved over the past few decades. Modern technology has increased in speed, efficiency, and productivity. However, coming with the progressive evolution of the internet is also the inimical rise of cybercrime.  As often as everyday, we hear news of websites a data breach or websites getting hacked somewhere. Cybercriminals have developed more sophisticated hacking techniques and tools that threaten to destroy corporations all over the world.

(more…)