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Topic: Open Source Software

Digest Article

Bugs in open-source libraries impact 70% of modern software

Posted: 05/27/2020 | Leave a Comment

70 percent of mobile and desktop applications that today we use are affected at least by one security flaw that is present in open-source libraries. Read More

Journal Article

Software Assurance Adoption through Open Source Tools

Published in Journal of Cyber Security and Information Systems
Volume: 5 Number: 3 - Tools & Testing Techniques for Assured Software – DoD Software Assurance Community of Practice: Volume 2

Authors: Corbin Moyer and Patrick Hart
Posted: 11/02/2017 | Leave a Comment

Software and Security engineering as a discipline is getting increased attention across the Department of Defense (DoD) as a mission enabler. Historically the DoD used an engineering approach that is independent from the type of product. Hardware and software then followed the same generic engineering principles. These principles focused on areas such as Read More

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Linux Security Summit

Posted: 01/31/2017 | Event Starts on Thursday, September 14th 2017 at 12:00 AM and Ends on Friday, September 15th 2017 at 11:59 PM

The Linux Security Summit (LSS) is a technical forum for collaboration between Linux developers, researchers, and end users. Its primary aim is to foster community efforts in analyzing and solving Linux security challenges. Read More

Journal Article

Advances in the Acquisition of Secure Systems Based on Open Architectures

Published in Journal of Cyber Security and Information Systems
Volume: 1 Number: 2 - Secure Systems and Software Productivity

Authors: Walt Scacchi and Thomas Alspaugh
Posted: 07/14/2017 | Leave a Comment

The role of software acquisition ecosystems in the development and evolution of secure open architecture systems has received insufficient consideration. Such systems are composed of software components subject to different security requirements in an architecture in which evolution can occur by evolving existing components or by replacing them. But this may Read More

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DoD Announces the Launch of “Code.mil,” an Experiment in Open Source

Posted: 03/07/2017 | Leave a Comment

DoD is working with GitHub, an open source platform, to experiment with fostering more collaboration between private sector software developers and federal employees on software projects built within the DoD. The Code.mil URL redirects users to an online repository that will house code written for a range of projects across DoD for individuals to review and Read More

Journal Article

Implementing Open Standards in Open Source

Published in Software Tech News
Volume: 14 Number: 1 - DoD and Open Source Software

Author: Lawrence Rosen
Posted: 03/11/2016 | Leave a Comment

Industry standards morph into functional computer software. I use the word “morph” on purpose to avoid any term that can be found in US copyright or patent law. Morphing is a special effect in motion pictures and animation to turn one image into another through a seamless transition. Wikipedia shows an image of George W. Bush morphing into Arnold Read More

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Journal Article

Military Open Source Community Growing

Published in Software Tech News
Volume: 14 Number: 1 - DoD and Open Source Software

Author: Kane McLean
Posted: 03/11/2016 | Leave a Comment

Open source software (OSS) usage is growing across the Department of Defense (DoD), not surprisingly so is the community of open source developers and integrators. In industry and the technology community at large many consider open source to be somewhat of a social movement centered around the free exchange of technological ideas; however across the DoD, Read More

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Journal Article

Additional OSS Resources

Published in Software Tech News
Volume: 14 Number: 1 - DoD and Open Source Software

Posted: 03/11/2016 | Leave a Comment

Mil-OSS connects and empowers an active community of civilian and military open source software and hardware developers across the United States: http://www.mil-oss.org/ MIL-OSS Google Group: http://groups.google.com/group/mil-oss?hl=en A coalition organized to serve as a centralized advocate, to encourage broader U.S. Federal Government support of and Read More

Journal Article

Running Open Technology Development Projects

Published in Software Tech News
Volume: 14 Number: 1 - DoD and Open Source Software

Author: John Scott
Posted: 03/11/2016 | Leave a Comment

How to get started” is a question continually asked. This article lays out the basic framework for running an open technology development (OTD) military focused project.  The first section describes how to establish an OTD program once a project proposal has been accepted.  The next sections discuss establishing a technical infrastructure for collaboration, Read More

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Journal Article

Evaluating Open Source Software

Published in Software Tech News
Volume: 14 Number: 1 - DoD and Open Source Software

Author: Matthew Kennedy
Posted: 03/11/2016 | Leave a Comment

There is an overwhelming amount of open source software (OSS) available today that can be used throughout the software development life cycle. Nowadays, it is generally not a matter of whether one should use OSS, but rather, where one should use it. If one were to start a new software development project, he would probably begin by looking for various types Read More

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This chart captures the tremendous breadth of applicable policies, some of which many cybersecurity professionals may not even be aware, in a helpful organizational scheme.

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Featured Subject Matter Expert (SME): Cully Patch

An internal CSIAC SME with a passion for learning, teaching, and supporting the warfighter, Mr. Cully Patch has been a member of the CSIAC staff for 5 years. Cully was instrumental in leading the development and instruction of an extensive course on DoD Cybersecurity Analysis and Reporting (DoDCAR) - a threat-based approach to addressing system cybersecurity. As a senior program manager for cybersecurity and intelligence, Mr. Patch has extensive experience in providing cybersecurity training and education to both university students and military operators. Cully is a retired US Air Force military officer with career accomplishments in the fields of research, Intelligence, cybersecurity operations, planning, and technical course instruction. CSIAC is honored to have Mr. Patch as a subject matter expert, where he leads teams of technologists through problem solving, training program development, scientific and technical information generation, and analysis of complex system requirements.

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CSIAC Report - Smart Cities, Smart Bases and Secure Cloud Architecture for Resiliency by Design

Integration of Smart City Technologies to create Smart Bases for DoD will require due diligence with respect to the security of the data produced by Internet of Things (IOT) and Industrial Internet of Things (IIOT). This will increase more so with the rollout of 5G and increased automation "at the edge". Commercially, data will be moving to the cloud first, and then stored for process improvement analysis by end-users. As such, implementation of Secure Cloud Architectures is a must. This report provides some use cases and a description of a risk based approach to cloud data security. Clear understanding, adaptation, and implementation of a secure cloud framework will provide the military the means to make progress in becoming a smart military.

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CSIAC Journal - Data-Centric Environment: Rise of Internet-Based Modern Warfare “iWar”

CSIAC Journal Cover Volume 7 Number 4

This journal addresses a collection of modern security concerns that range from social media attacks and internet-connected devices to a hypothetical defense strategy for private sector entities.

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CSIAC Journal M&S Special Edition - M&S Applied Across Broad Spectrum Defense and Federal Endeavors

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This Special Edition of the CSIAC Journal highlights a broad array of modeling and simulation contributions – whether in training, testing, experimentation, research, engineering, or other endeavors.

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CSIAC Journal - Resilient Industrial Control Systems (ICS) & Cyber Physical Systems (CPS)

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This edition of the CSIAC Journal focuses on the topic of cybersecurity of Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS), particularly those that make up Critical Infrastructure (CI).

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