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Security is the new paperless office!
If you're old enough, you remember reading a lot about the coming "paperless office". It never came, but I realized there are parallels we can draw in the context of our current security problems.
Back in the 90's, everyone wanted a paperless office. It sounded neat and with the future coming, who would need paper with all the flying cars and hoverboards! It turns out paper didn't go away. Everyone keeps talking about how security is the most important thing ever, investing in the paperless office was once the most important thing ever.
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Hashcast has gone open source; What does this mean for security?
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Safer Open Source Code Inside The Enterprise -- Sonatype Nexus Firewall
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Sonatype Is First to Market With A Free Universal Repository Manager to Include Support for Docker Images and npm JavaScript Modules
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Using Docker To Deliver Open Source Security Tools
Security tools are confusing to use but they are even worse to install. You often get stuck installing development packages and loads of dependencies just to get one working. Most of the tools are written by a single person trying to get something out the door fast. And most security tools want advanced privileges so they can craft packets with ease or install `-dev` packages themselves.
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