The cash-and-stock transaction provides capabilities for CrowdStrike to beef up its enterprise cloud security portfolio.
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CISA details its plan to support the open source software ecosystem and secure the use of open source software within the federal government.
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Israeli security startup Zenity banks $16.5 million in new venture capital funding to work on ‘low-code/no-code’ security technology.
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Truffle Security has discovered thousands of popular websites leaking their secrets, including .git directories and AWS and GitHub keys.
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GitHub Enterprise Server 3.10 released with additional security capabilities, including support for custom deployment rules.
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The Crates.io Rust package registry was targeted in preparation of a malware attack aimed at developers, according to Phylum.
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Google sprinkles magic of generative-AI into its open source fuzz testing infrastructure and finds immediate success with code coverage.
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Adobe rolls out a big batch of security updates to fix at least 30 Acrobat and Reader vulnerabilities affecting Windows and macOS users.
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To boost user privacy, Apple is requiring app developers to declare a reason to use specific APIs.
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Thinking through the good, the bad, and the ugly now is a process that affords us “the negative focus to survive, but a positive one to thrive.”
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