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Jacksonville Sunrise Rotary Club’s Troopon campaign has raised $112,031 worth of...

By Jeremy Coumbes on April 28, 2021 at 1:49pm A local fundraiser aimed at assisting American service personnel achieved a milestone recently. The Jacksonville Sunrise Rotary Club announced today that the Troopon campaign of providing manufacturer’s coupons to American service personnel has now collected over $100,000 worth of coupons. The club’s Troopon project coordinator, Jane Becker, informed the club at its April 27 meeting that coupons with a total redemption value of $112,031.38 have been collected since the campaign began last November. The program collects manufac...

Reseller News Join Reseller News Sign up to gain exclusive access to email subscriptions, event invitations, competitions, giveaways, and much more.Sign up now 6 security risks in software development and how to address them Experts share how software development teams can ‘shift security left’ and improve governance of using open source components, managing code, deploying services, and handling data Credit: Dreamstime CIOs and IT departments face significant business pressure to modernise applications, improve customer experiences, migrate applications to the cloud, and au...

Yet security issues in software development persist. In ESG’s Modern Application Development Security research, only 36% of respondents rate their application security program a 9 or 10, while 66% said that application security tools protect less than 75% of their codebase, and 48% acknowledged that they push vulnerable code into production regularly. These security shortcomings are not for lack of technology, consulting, or security service providers. The Cybersecurity Almanac 2020 identifies more than 3,500 potential security partners. Ultimately, the key to delivering business value whil...

Clubs and organizations FacebookTwitterEmail Pilot Club of Jacksonville President Karla Stice called to order at 6 p.m. the Feb. 24 monthly membership meeting of Pilot Club of Jacksonville. We were all excited to be back after not meeting for three months. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited, led by Martha Hauck. Clair Moos gave the invocation. Dinner was provided by Hamilton’s Catering. Peggy Davidsmeyer, executive director of JACIL, gave the evening’s program. She talked to us about JACIL’s history, who it helps and its current programs. Recording Secretary Shelle Allen led roll call...