The technological needs of organizations today are very different from five or 10 years ago. Software updates aren’t a "nice to have" anymore—they’re essential for delivering new features, patching ...

In the age of open source and large-scale outsourcing, ascertaining the legal compliance of software is just as important as assuring the quality before pressing it into production. Numerous legal ...

Open source software (OSS) assets have become a critical component of value in technology merger and acquisition (M&A) transactions. Leading practitioners will discuss: How to assess the quality of ...

FULTON, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sonatype, the leader in software supply chain automation, today announced the release of its third annual State of the Software Supply Chain Report. This year’s report ...

“Sick” can be taken a number of ways coming from her, but based on her tone of voice I don’t think it was a compliment. To be fair to myself, a science fiction novel and the latest issue of The New ...

Citi’s Fatima Boolani explains why select software stocks stand out as cybersecurity budgets rise and AI adoption reshapes ...

The software and computer industries are growing rapidly in India. Ameet Datta, Keshav S Dhakad and Azad Virk of Anand & Anand in New Delhi examine how the legal framework protects innovation and ...

It’s an ever-present threat in our digital world: You get sued, and the case involves your software, website, and/or customer data. The first step in any filed or threatened litigation is to implement ...

From the attempted backdoor in XZ Utils to the takeover and subsequent malware distribution in the Polyfill JS project, software supply chain attacks are challenging the DevSecOps community and can ...

The top-ranked consultants who not only survive but are thriving in the current demanding business world work with desire and dedicate themselves to understanding the client, the business segments, ...

In 2010, I got fired. I deserved it. I wasn’t wrong, but I deserved it. And I think there is an interesting lesson in that dichotomy. I was managing a team of developers at a once-great Silicon Valley ...