Security

Surviving the Frequency of Open Source Vulnerabilities

By Glenn Seiler In a previous post, I provided a retrospective on Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) and examined Wind River's four-step process to mitigate threats and achieve a strengthen...

17 days ago • 4 min read

Linux

Wind River Four-Step Procedure to Secure Linux-Based Systems

By Glenn Seiler The world is increasingly interconnected and a result of this is the exposure to security vulnerabilities has dramatically increased as well. The intricacies of maintaining today's...

a month ago • 5 min read

Security

Urgent/11 Further Boosts VxWorks Security

By Arlen Baker, Wind River Chief Security Architect Working with the Security Research Community At Wind River, security is embedded in our DNA. It is part of our rich heritage of nearly 40 years in m...

8 months ago • 4 min read

Security

Testing Against Cyber-Attacks with Simulation Technology

By Michel Genard Cyber-security is often a story of the “weak link.” The following two recent cyber-security events involving USBs brings to light the importance of testing the system against cyber-at...

10 months ago • 2 min read

Professional Services

How Does Your Software Security Measure Up?

By Rick Anderson and Arlen Baker In recent months, Wind River has offered a free software security assessment on our website.The survey is open to anyone and asks ten very brief yes/no security questi...

a year ago • 3 min read

Linux

Improving ATM Security

By Rick Anderson While the security of Automated Teller Machines is not necessarily “life critical” as with many other industries (think transportation, medical and some industrial applications), ther...

a year ago • 3 min read

Aerospace & Defense

Swarm Technology – Pushing the Barriers of Autonomous Systems

By Andreea Volosincu These are not just any ordinary unmanned aircraft systems (UAS). They fly together. Better still, they swarm together, for any Star Trek fans out there. They can also team up with...

a year ago • 3 min read

Cloud

My New Socks from the ARC Industry Forum in Orlando

By Tony Crupi A few weeks ago, I attended the ARC Industry Forum in Orlando, FL. This was my fourth year attending the conference and it has grown to over 950 attendees, which included attendees from...

a year ago • 4 min read

Linux

Is your ATM moving from Windows 7 to Windows 10? Save the Motherboards!

By Rick Anderson Within the financial sector, Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) are one of the primary mechanisms for getting cash out of your bank or savings & loan account. The majority of these...

a year ago • 2 min read

Aerospace & Defense

Diving Deeper into Multi-core Certification Activities

By Paul Parkinson In the recent Wind River and Rockwell Collins joint webinar “Plan with Confidence: Route to a Successful DO-178C Multi-Core Certification”, we discussed a number of topics related to...

a year ago • 3 min read

Surviving the Frequency of Open Source Vulnerabilities

Wind River Four-Step Procedure to Secure Linux-Based Systems

Urgent/11 Further Boosts VxWorks Security

Testing Against Cyber-Attacks with Simulation Technology

How Does Your Software Security Measure Up?

Improving ATM Security

Swarm Technology – Pushing the Barriers of Autonomous Systems

Is your ATM moving from Windows 7 to Windows 10? Save the Motherboards!

Diving Deeper into Multi-core Certification Activities

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