Image credit: ALM Events Open source software powers the apps, websites and computer networks that run your world. It also serves as a gateway that can allow malicious code to enter your organization,

David-Michel Davies, ceo of the International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences (IADAS), organizer of the Webby Awards, talks to attendees at the Public Hotel in New York City on January 14, 2019.

Your email address and password give you entry to countless websites and applications. How do you know if they have been stolen and used to obtain private and sensitive data that could hurt you, your business,

Computer science students joined leaders from The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) from June through August 2018 to develop and enhance open source software projects that safeguard and test

Kirstjen Nielsen, secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, talks about the National Risk Management Center at the first DHS National Cybersecurity Summit in New York City on July 31, 2018. The

Manning at HOPE. Former U.S. Army intelligence analyst and transgender rights activist Chelsea Manning spoke with Yan Zhu, security and privacy engineer, software engineer and technology fellow at the

Courtesy: Penteston BugHeist software bug reporting and remediation website is partnering with Tom Brennan, creator of Penteston, to provide software crowd testing services through an API to Penteston.

New York Times best-selling author and award-winning writer Liza Mundy and Montclair University associate professor Jessica Restaino highlighted the women who deciphered Japanese and German codes during

Gary Berman, marketing communications executive, founder of CybermanSecurity.org and cybercrime victim, shared the first edition of The CyberHero Adventures: Defenders of the Digital Universe series at

HACK NYC 2018 kicked off its 3-day conference on May 8 with the details that New York City Cyber Command will launch NYC Secure by the end of 2018. This new citywide initiative will feature a free mobile

As the calendar counts down to May 25, 2018 when the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) kicks in the $64,000 question is are companies ready? Under the EU Parliament’s GDPR, “all

Today’s battlefield is a digital one. Cyber warriors who work with international law enforcement agencies, corporations, colleges and universities and non-profits fight with Russia, North Korea, Iran,

Credit: Atif Arshad, The Noun Project March 27, 2018 Dear Steemians: Some of us might remember a time when we hid out at our friends’ houses or the local pizzeria where we could get a slice and a Coke

Credit: Atif Arshad, The Noun Project March 7, 2018 Dear Steemians: Like you, Sean and I are reading the stories about how our U.S. election data might have been accessed by the Russian government and

Your Guide to Secure Software Development Practices, Products & Projects Credit: Atif Arshad, The Noun Project January 26, 2018 Dear Steemians: We’re excited to be a part of this fascinating community!

Credit: Atif Arshad, The Noun Project January 9, 2018 Secure code is critical to the software industry, every organization on the internet and anyone who leads a digital life. This explains why we started