Anthropic’s PSF investment: Why it matters
Here’s what the $1.5M investment in the Python Software Foundation will mean for AI coding and open-source security.
Jaikumar Vijayan
Freelance technology journalist. A former Senior Editor of Computerworld, Jai is a journalist and technology content writing specialist, with 20+ years of award-winning experience in IT trade journalism. He is a correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor and a contributor to Dark Reading, eWEEK, Datamation, IBM Security Intelligence, and Third Certainty. He writes features and covers breaking news stories on information security, data privacy, and big data/business analytics. His recent projects include ERP case studies and an e-book on enterprise mobility management best practices.
Posts from Jaikumar Vijayan
Anthropic’s PSF investment: Why it matters
Shai-hulud post-mortem: A call to action on AppSec
Trigger.dev's experience shows that you need modern controls to combat today's supply chain attacks.
SF² aims to help you scale SecOps wisely
The Software Factory Security Framework eyes scaling SecOps as a resource problem — not just head count.
5 ways AI will transform the SOC
AI will reshape SecOps by tackling alert fatigue and streamlining workflows, for starters. Here’s what to expect.
MITRE ATT&CK v18: What’s in it — and why it matters
Learn what’s been added to the framework — and how you can use it to advance your threat detection and response.
Will npm's new security steps stop attacks?
While 2FA and trusted publishing help, you need visibility into how packages behave — not just who is publishing.
The call for funding of open-source platforms
Funding of the OSS ecosystem has reached a crisis as threat actors increasingly target weaknesses in infrastructure.
CVE-Genie raises stakes in the vulnerability race
While security defenders welcomed the new vulnerability-validation tool, others stress it can be just as useful for would-be attackers.
CISA’s SBOM standards: Beyond checkbox security
The new guidance would raise the bar for software vendors, who will need to ensure the SBOMs they generate are more detailed and machine-readable.