Crash Override

The Crash Override Open Source Fellowship

The Crash Override Open Source Fellowship is a program to help sustain and grow important open source security projects.
By Mark Curphey
Mar 13, 2024

SBOMs for Production Incident Response Maybe a Killer Trojan Use Case for Security

SBOMs are more valuable for platform engineers than they are to security engineers today, and why this will help security in the long run.
By Mark Curphey
Nov 14, 2023

Best-of-Breed and Industry Standard is Misleading

Best of Breed and Industry Standard is Misleading
By Mark Curphey
Nov 14, 2023

The Power of Small, Fast, Grit and Cross-Functional Relationships

The traits of high performing security teams
By Mark Curphey
Nov 13, 2023

Build System or Bust and Wrapping Security Tools Using Docker

Build System or Bust and Wrapping Security Tools Using Docker
By Mark Curphey
Nov 13, 2023

Security Quackery

The Dangerous Rise of the Security Influencers Who Shouldn't Be, and the Oxygen Sucking Echo Chamber It Creates
By Mark Curphey
Oct 26, 2023

How can you have any pudding if you don't eat yer meat?

If you want to avoid being hacked, you first have to know what to protect. This article previews how to do that with Chalk.
By Mark Curphey
Oct 16, 2023

Why open core, GPL and dual licensing is a model that works

Why open core, GPL and dual licensing is a model that works
By Mark Curphey
Oct 10, 2023

The curse of AI in the security industry

What happens if everyone thinks AI is table stakes? It become a checkbox feature.
By Mark Curphey
Oct 5, 2023

Five Questionable Things About Top Ten Security Lists

Five Questionable Things About Top Ten Security Lists
By Mark Curphey
Oct 3, 2023

Chalk is now officially open-source

Chalk is officially now open-source
By Mark Curphey
Sep 26, 2023
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Chalk™ 0.0.1 (alpha) has been released

Announcing Chalk™ Alpha
By John Viega
Jul 26, 2023