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DHS U-turns on feds' open source policy
Last week, an extensive comment attributed to DHS was posted on the open source policy's GitHub page.
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Despite previous comments, Homeland Security supports federal open source policy
Open source allows users to openly share and collaborate on code and offers advantages in terms of cost, control and innovation. Many big tech companies use open source in one form or another today.
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19 open source GitHub projects for security pros
When it comes to performing ongoing maintenance, stomping out crises, or scoping new projects, most administrators either execute tasks manually or write a script to automate the process. But the really smart ones look for a capable tool to do the job.
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