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I spent most of my week this week at RSA Conference which might be the largest gathering in the world for people interested in technology security. I literally walked the entire tradeshow floor at the Moscone Center, talked to people at 20-30 different booths, and also chatted up many attendees in Tidelift's own booth. TL;DR: !@#$%, there are a lot of companies you've never heard of building software doodads to address security issues you didn't know even existed. 😩 With all the loud booths, flashy demos, free socks, and bouncy happy fun balls from companies trying to get you to buy a software solution that improves your application security, it is easy to forget that there are also ways to improve software security that involve *supporting the work of actual humans.* Today, in The New Stack, Tidelift co-founder and general counsel Luis Villa makes the case that we need stronger public investment in our shared open source software infrastructure, just like the investments we make in airports, highways, and the electrical grid. 🛫 🛣 ⚡ From the article: "Modern governments were created in part to fund public goods like health services, transportation and energy infrastructure, yet open source software is the only public good in the world that still relies on volunteer labor to keep it safe and secure. The reality on the ground today is that unpaid developers are still the norm for open source projects, and these developers are being tasked with an ever-increasing amount of work to ensure the security of the software we all rely on as threats become more pervasive. That status quo is not sustainable, and the problem becomes more dire by the day." Read the whole article here: https://lnkd.in/gXFsqwY9

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Google Public Sector's Troy Bertram and a panel of United States Air Force leaders joined Francis Rose on the Fed Gov Today Show for an insightful episode discussing various on-going IT initiatives, including collaboration efforts with #AI and #cybersecurity, modernizing legacy systems in #Government, and more... Watch the new episode on-demand to gain deeper insights on the below topics: - USAF CIO, Venice M. Goodwine, detailed progress with leveraging AI-powered tools to enhance productivity and decision-making - USAF CISO, Aaron B. spoke on the Air Force's journey toward #ZeroTrust implementation - USAF Director of Enterprise IT, Keith Hardiman discussed current and upcoming IT investment priorities - USAF Acting Chief Data & AI Officer, Chandra Donelson highlighted the importance of taking a unified approach to AI and #datagovernance - Google's Troy Bertram outlined challenges and strategies for integrating advanced technologies with legacy systems in #Federal agencies Watch here... https://carah.io/42111f0 Troy Bertram, John Flores, Paul Bockelman, Karen Dahut, Josh Dries, Vince Scheivert, Sam Segura, Laura Davis, Terry Drinkwine, Harjeet Khalsa, Alivia Urquhart

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This is a critical time for our nation’s defense. What does the future hold, given the issues of supply chain security, shrinking R&D budgets, skills shortage, and increasing adoption of commercial technologies? Innovative thinking is essential. This should be a very interesting panel. #DefenseTechnology #Cybersecurity Abacode Cybersecurity & Compliance

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NIST has officially released the first post-quantum cryptographic algorithms, marking a significant milestone in the ongoing public-private sector collaboration to safeguard digital networks against future quantum computing threats. #PostQuantumCryptography; #Cybersecurity; #QuantumComputing ; #NIST #DigitalSecurity #Encryption #TechInnovation #QuantumSafe #DataProtection #FutureOfSecurity

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