If you create software, you have a choice between making it open source or proprietary. If you make it open source, anyone can use your code, within certain restrictions, to make their own programs.

Poornima Vijayashanker is the founder of Femgineer, helping entrepreneurs and tech professionals (especially women) level up their careers. As technologists, we want to build software that is friendly ...

The Software Assurance Forum for Excellence in Code (SAFECode), which is being led by security industry luminary Howard Schmidt, will kick things off with the release of six training courses that ...

AI has been infused into various components of application development and deployment tooling, but the technology is in its infancy and won't replace developers anytime soon. However, it can help ...

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If the design of your software isn’t inclusive, users are being excluded. Before dismissing this as unimportant or rationalize that the majority of users do not require special considerations for ...

Technology is supposed to set organisations free. Presenting a utopian vision, technology providers promise a world where organisations can constantly add new software to their infrastructure to ...

This is the second installment in a series on whether and how to hold software makers financially liable for the insecurity of their products. Part I gave an overview of the problem of liability for ...

Without doubt, software is the backbone of virtually all the intelligent solutions designed to support the environment. It’s critical, for example, in efforts to tackle deforestation and reduce ...