Contrast Security has announced that it is entering into a partnership with GitHub. With this comes the availability of Contrast Security’s suite of GitHub Actions that simplifies the process for developers to deliver code with no security vulnerabilities.
Contrast’s GitHub Actions include four features that work to embed security into existing value streams. These actions include
- Contrast Scan Analyze
- Contrast Assess for Azure Spring Cloud
- Contrast Asses for Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
- Contrast Assess for Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
These actions are available now with support for Java applications. Additional language support is currently in development, including GitHub Actions for .NET and JavaScript applications.
MariaDB to go public
MariaDB, the open-source database software organization, recently announced that it will become a publicly listed company on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in partnership with NYSE-listed Angel Pond Holdings Corporation. This transaction implies a pro forma enterprise value of about $672 million.
After closing the transaction, the combined company will go by the name of MariaDB plc and will be led by Michael Howard, MariaDB’s CEO. “I am excited that a public investor base and enhanced capital access will allow us to accelerate the go-to-market for our technology that has already been battle-tested and proven its market fit,” said Howard.
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Swift and C++ interoperability workgroup
The team at Swift just announced that the Swift compiler is now able to import and use several C++ APIs. These APIs include standard C++ library types such as std::string and std::vector. With this, Swift and C++ unveiled their interoperability workgroup as a part of the Swift project.
The workgroup is intended to provide the framework for interested users to refine the interoperability layer’s goals and design. The workgroup will also maintain a continuous discussion about the related Swift compiler changes to implement interoperability support.
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