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It improves open source security management without forcing disruptive upgrades.
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Aikido acquires Root to backport open source fixes without forcing upgrades
Aikido Security has acquired Root, a company specializing in patching known vulnerabilities in open source software. This acquisition allows Aikido to backport security fixes without requiring users to upgrade their software. This approach helps maintain security while minimizing disruption for developers.
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This can reduce security risks and operational costs for organizations using open source software.
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Enterprises relying on open source should consider adopting this approach to enhance security.
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Aikido acquires Root to backport open source fixes without forcing upgrades
Aikido Security has acquired Root, a company specializing in patching known vulnerabilities in open source software. This acquisition allows Aikido to backport security fixes without requiring users to upgrade their software. This approach helps maintain security while minimizing disruption for developers.
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Aikido acquires Root to backport open source fixes without forcing upgrades
Aikido Security has acquired Root, a company specializing in patching known vulnerabilities in open source software. This acquisition allows Aikido to backport security fixes without requiring users to upgrade their software. This approach helps maintain security while minimizing disruption for developers.