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We have have refreshed the documentation for the Chalk project, and moved it to its new home. Chalk for serverless functions is coming soon!

This articles explains the business value of ERM. For everyone in DevOps, it's a better experience, a more efficient & a cheaper way to work.

ERM is a single source of truth and a complete change ledger for DevOps, connecting all your code, cloud infrastructure, tools, builds & deployments.

Opengrep, a fork of Semgrep, raises concerns in open-source security. This blog investigates the motivations behind Opengrep, defends Semgrep’s open-core model, and calls for industry accountability.

The security industry must prioritize creating streamlined, user-friendly solutions—'easy buttons'—to reduce the complexity and costs for development organizations.

Why understanding marketing is a super power for running operational security programs

Welcome to the post alerts and issues era, and why security insecticides are a better approach.

As Jen Easterly from CISA said, ‘this (CRWD saga) is a dress rehearsal for what China could do in the future’ and if we don’t learn the actual lessons here we are doomed to repeat history.

It seems there are too many people in the security industry that are too fast to condemn C/C++

A look at how the BYOD problem was solved and how we can use that approach to solve the shadow development problem

Why we shouldn't work together for the greater good of the security industry

The Crash Override Open Source Fellowship is a program to help sustain and grow important open source security projects.