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
The .NET framework has long been a cornerstone of web development, evolving through various iterations to meet developers' needs. Microsoft's decision to open up .NET under the .NET Foundation has spurred innovation, resulting in a rich ecosystem of tools and frameworks. Among these, Sisk stands
As digital transformations become ubiquitous, especially within Australia's critical infrastructure (CI) sectors, the dependence on open-source software components has introduced substantial vulnerabilities that must be addressed. Recognizing this, Australia's national science agency, CSIRO, has
