Open source is (not) insecure
Read OriginalThis article argues against the common enterprise belief that open source software is insecure. It addresses FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt) spread by proprietary vendors by analyzing open source as both a platform and a workflow. The author explains that vulnerability visibility and rapid patching are strengths, not weaknesses, and that major projects are professionally maintained.
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