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Home » State of Software Security: Open Source Edition – Key Takeaways for Developers

State of Software Security: Open Source Edition – Key Takeaways for Developers

Posted on June 23, 2020September 8, 2020 by RSS Feed

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JohnJMasseriniJohn Masserini@JohnJMasserini·
14 Sep

Amazing work by the entire ICMCP/Cyversity team! Congratulations! https://lnkd.in/gB8Tuj_j

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JohnJMasseriniJohn Masserini@JohnJMasserini·
21 May

Many thanks to @maldermania, @MrJeffMan , and @sawaba of #SecurityWeekly for letting me ramble on about Identity Management and how it is truly the foundational element of the future of our programs. #IdentityManagement #RSAC2021 https://johnmasserini.com/2021/05/21/identity-management-as-a-foundation/

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JohnJMasseriniJohn Masserini@JohnJMasserini·
8 Apr

COBOL in the Cloud - Quite literally something I never thought I see... https://lnkd.in/emx4vxk

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JohnJMasseriniJohn Masserini@JohnJMasserini·
26 Mar

New critical RCE in Solarwinds Orion, OpenSSL closes two high-severity vulns, MacOS malware surging, CISA identified two new webshells in compromised Exchange servers, and a new 5G flaw enables location tracking.
#ciso #coac #cyber…https://lnkd.in/eSzfmP2 https://lnkd.in/ewDDsgD

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JohnJMasseriniJohn Masserini@JohnJMasserini·
25 Mar

Identity fraud losses soar to $56 billion, Fixing App/SPI sec after the cloud push, What a Federal Data Privacy law would mean, Service Account best practices, and CopperStealer malware stealing user credentials.
#ciso #coac #cyber…https://lnkd.in/eK4-JDF https://lnkd.in/ea8QzJi

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