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Open source software has become a favorite of many companies because of the little (and even free) cost of the platforms available.

The Open Source Initiative (OSI) was the product of a conference of software developers in 1998 in Palo Alto, California.

The concept of open source software has shifted considerably from what some enterprises once thought about it.

With the coming of GDPR, the stakes in application security get still higher.

DevSecOps is becoming more and more important to companies to stay afloat.

When we think of security, especially the deep embedded and core measures introduced by DevSecOps, we often think of these measures in terms of insurance - and rightly so.

While we've discussed OWASP (Open Web Application Security Project), it's importance to the security of applications and development and the standards it sets, there are other aspects that deserve our attention.

Malware has become a constant reality for most businesses.

The OWASP project is concerned with all aspects of application security and trust.

Software tools for code analysis let developers create code which has fewer bugs and is more secure.

The GDPR is Promoting a Culture Change About Data Privacy   The importance and need for security has never been greater, in particular with personal and data security.

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Audit Trail Vulnerabilities: Insufficient Logging and Monitoring   Insufficient logging and monitoring of computer systems, applications and networks provide multiple gateways to probes and breaches that can be difficult or impossible to identify and resolve without a viable audit trail.

What Insecure Deserialization Is Capable Of The new 2017 OWASP Top 10 shows that insecure deserialization has edged out CSRF (Cross-site Request Forgery) from the NO.

Understanding How External Entities Attack XML Files Extensible Markup Language (XML) files are plain-text files that describe data behavior as that data relates to a connected network or server application.