The field of secure silicon and software design draws heavily from longstanding principles established in the 19th century. One of the most influential of these principles is Kerckhoffs's Principle, which advocates for systems that remain secure even if all internal workings are exposed. This
Every major technological shift brings unique challenges and opportunities. As the role of developer relations (DevRel) continues to evolve and expand, the Linux Foundation has recognized the need for a unified approach to this critical practice. The Developer Relations Foundation (DRF) marks a
In a world increasingly reliant on digital infrastructure, cybersecurity is a top priority. We are often presented with a choice between proprietary and open source software, each touting distinct advantages and disadvantages. Traditionally, proprietary software has been viewed as the more secure
Elastic has recently made a significant shift in its licensing strategy by adopting the GNU Affero General Public License v3 (AGPL) for its widely-used products, Elasticsearch and Kibana. This strategic move represents a meaningful return to their open-source origins and aligns with the definitions
With the rise in reliance on open source software (OSS) for over 80% of software applications, developers are increasingly incorporating its adaptability, cost-effectiveness, and collaborative features into their projects. However, this widespread adoption is not without challenges, as security
The open source software (OSS) movement started with a simple but powerful idea: software should be free for anyone to use, modify, and share. Over its 40-year history, open source has evolved from a niche concept to a cornerstone of the modern technology landscape. Today, it drives innovation and
