Security and FOSS: Sonatype Report, Bitfury, and Nokia
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Security updates for Monday
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Sonatype 2017 State of the Software Supply Chain Report Reveals DevOps Practices Reduce Use of Defective Open Source Components by 63 Percent
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DevOps practices help improve the quality of open source components
The latest State of the Software Supply Chain Report from DevOps tools specialist Sonatype reveals that organizations which actively manage the quality of open source components flowing into production applications realize a 28 percent improvement in developer productivity, a 30 percent reduction in overall development costs, and a 48 percent increase in application quality.
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Sonatype’s State of the Software Supply Chain, Motorola and Neurala team up for AI, and The Bitfury Group’s Exonum
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Bitfury launches open source enterprise-grade blockchain framework ‘Exonum’
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Bitfury launches enterprise Bitcoin-anchored blockchain software framework
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Nokia’s Gorti: Open source represents opportunity
The head of Nokia’s software business is very much a believer in open source, which might come as a surprise to some considering the telecom vendor’s deep ties to proprietary software.
Of course, “open source does not mean free,” said Bhaskar Gorti, president of Applications & Analytics at Nokia. “Open source, in fact, if anything, is a great opportunity for us to increase our R&D velocity.”
Many open source components exist in the world—but most of them have been built for a generic IT environment, not a telco grade, and that’s what a lot of people are looking to get from Nokia. VMware and Red Hat are among its partners.
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