The pace of change in the technology industry has never been faster, and 2025 will be no exception. As businesses adapt to new threats, regulatory pressures, and AI-driven innovations, security and software ...
The threat landscape is evolving at an unprecedented pace, and 2025 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for security professionals ...
As the world continues to grapple with increasing cybersecurity threats and the rapid evolution of technology, regulatory landscapes are shifting dramatically ...
As we begin 2025, artificial intelligence (AI) continues to be both a game-changer and a point of contention in the software industry ...
Almost two years ago, President Biden’s Executive Order 14208, “Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity,” was signed. This major step toward regulating the software supply chain in the US was spurred by the software ...
Around this time last year, InfoWorld called 2022 the “the year of software supply chain security.” Unfortunately, one year later still feels very much like we’re back at the beginning. Our data ...
Companies are made up of what they build, borrow, and buy. On the software development front, Sonatype’s tools help with two major issues: what you build (software) and borrow (open source code) ...
It’s rare to see a community truly come together for the common good, but that’s exactly what happened yesterday within our open source community. We cherished the opportunity to participate in a ...
There is proven value in hiring a diverse workforce; doing so benefits both company performance and your bottom line. An October 2021 Gartner survey highlights diversity as a top human resource concern ...
2025 predictions: Security industry
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2025 predictions: Artificial intelligence (AI)
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