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October 16, 2023
Automating and transforming the realm of healthcare record keeping has taken a significant step forward thanks to the relentless advances in technology. Have you ever wondered how the pages of your medical history, once confined to dusty file cabinets, have seamlessly transformed into digital repositories available at the touch of a button? With technology taking
September 16, 2023
Has anyone ever wondered how the relentless march of technology affects the quality of the products we use in our daily lives? Does the constant push for innovation lead to better products or is there a hidden cost to our quest for the latest and greatest?Many products can be improved by innovation, but it can
May 22, 2023
Jon Geater outlines how the industry is fighting back to prevent supply chain attacks
March 25, 2023
IETF members and new SCITT Community look to drive real-world implementations of IETF SCITT specification SANTA CLARA, Calif. and CAMBRIDGE, U.K. รขยย
March 24, 2023
IETF members and new SCITT Community look to drive real-world implementations of IETF SCITT specifications RKVST announces its participation in the upcoming Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF)
May 6, 2021
Legislation and governmental sanctions can help, but businesses must commit to ethical sourcing standards. Published May 6, 2021 Courtesy of 3M This is a contributed op-ed written by Steve Ardagh, CEO of Eagle Protect. Opinions are the authors own. The COVID-19 pandemic had an impact on a great many things in our lives and in business, not the least of which has been an explosion in the use of personal protective equipment. By now, people ...
January 26, 2021
David Wheeler, director of open-source supply chain security, Linux Foundation The SolarWinds supply chain compromise has raised questions about how organizations can detect software that has been tainted during the vendorโs development and build process. โIt doesnโt matter how good or how secure your source code is because what your customers are actually installing could be malicious, which is exactly what happened in the SolarWinds case,โ says David A. Wheeler, director of open-sour...