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Ryan Goldman

VP Marketing

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Joined on May 8th, 2016

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APIs, Marketing, Growth Hacking

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With FOSSA, organizations can now actively monitor their open source software for vulnerability and license risks as a single, automated process in the existing development and deployment workflow and enforce the appropriate risk policies across their teams at any scale. In fact, FOSSA users benchmark 47% fewer false-positives by finding vulnerabilities in the dependencies they actually rely on earlier in the SDLC for a truly enterprise-scale approach to open source security: Remediation Support. Automated pull requests and resolution support to speed up remediation and save developer time. Onboarding. The new CLI 2.0 delivers a zero-config integration making onboarding simple, fast, and error-free. Curated Database. Sourced from multiple vulnerability databases and manually curated by security experts to ensure the most accuracy and fewest false-positives. Reporting. Detailed reports that give organizations gain insights into their risk posture along with APIs to get realtime stats on security status. Workflow. Native integrations into Jira, Slack, GitHub, and most CI/CD tools, minimizing friction and ensuring adoption and productivity.

on Open Source Security Management by FOSSA

7mo ago

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The Apollo GraphQL Platform provides all the tools, support, and expertise product teams of any size and stage of development to do GraphQL right. Doing GraphQL right means seeing the performance impact of your query right at your fingertips in the IDE. It means having CI/CD workflows that validate operations before going into production and that check each schema change for compatibility against a register. It means being able to define, develop, and operate your data graph in modular parts, just like the microservices underneath it. The Apollo GraphQL Platform comes in three flavors, based on an open-core model: Community edition is a free-forever, unlimited-use offering that includes all the core open-source Apollo libraries and tools — including a new VS Code plugin — plus a complete schema registry to tie it all together. Parts of a trace warehouse are also included here to enrich registered schemas with useful metrics. Team edition is for small- and medium-sized companies that want all the Apollo tools and workflows. This comes with full use of a trace warehouse and an operation registry. Team starts at just $49/month, with pay-for-what-you-use pricing up to 25 million monthly queries. Enterprise edition is for teams and organizations running mission-critical GraphQL APIs. It includes the enterprise Apollo GraphQL Gateway, and also 24x7x365 SLA-backed production support for the entire platform. No matter which version you choose, the Apollo GraphQL Platform will help your team focus on building better apps, not more endpoints.

on Apollo GraphQL Platform

2yr ago

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Our goal with The Monitor is to lower the barriers to using data for decision-making so that product teams can develop, ship, and iterate faster and with better results. We're thrilled to work with engineering leaders from so many great teams and companies, and even more excited to see how folks apply the insights to their own products and projects. The developers featured in The Monitor will talk about their tooling and processes, as well as go beyond the stack to share what they’ve learned about how insight, continuity, and ownership are keys to developer efficiency and user experience. Though we’re talking to Sentry users, our entire focus is on the community, so there will be no testimonials, and we’ll avoid generalities. Instead, we'll dive into how the featured engineer achieves the desired outcome so that you can also put some of the same ideas, practices, and tools to use.

on The Monitor by Sentry

3yr ago