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Open source software: A pillar of modern software development – Security Boulevard

Open source software provides companies with a competitive edge but when used incorrectly, it can lead to risks in the software supply chain.

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Software Development in Healthcare: Trends for 2023 – HealthTechZone

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5 ways to enable secure software development in 2023 – TechTarget

Security is on the hook to enable cloud-native development at the same time organizations are under pressure to move their applications to the cloud to increase productivity while managing costs.

Read on to learn about cloud security initiatives designed to drive the efficiency needed to effectively manage security risk and protect applications in the cloud.

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