OpenKAT

OpenKAT 1.22 (Deanna): Faster work, quieter systems

We are proud of the release of OpenKAT 1.22 “Deanna”. This version is named after Deana, the mother of our mascot Keiko. She recently passed away. We honor her with this name and at the same time this release symbolizes a solid, reliable foundation. This release is all about one thing: performance. OpenKAT has been heavily optimized in many places. You will notice this immediately: Everything feels faster Systems are less burdened Analyzes run more efficiently and smoothly In other words, OpenKAT does the same job, but smarter and lighter. Just works better In addition to the technical improvements, daily use was also taken into account:

OpenKAT 1.21 (calico cat): A new base under the LibreKAT Foundation

We are proud to announce release 1.21 of OpenKAT. This version marks a special moment: it is the first release after the transition from OpenKAT to the LibreKAT Foundation. Release 1.21 is all about stability, continuity and future-proofing. In this version, the underlying software components have been updated to the most recent stable versions. In addition, work has been done on a new technical basis that structurally supports further development. This has created a solid foundation for the sustainable development of OpenKAT within the new governance structure.

The importance of critical evaluation of technologies to strengthen cybersecurity (podcast) - Eddy Willems

Eddy Willems in conversation with Brenno de Winter, information security and privacy expert. In the latest episode of the podcast series ‘My Precious Data’, Eddy Willems, Security Evangelist at WAVCi, talks to Brenno de Winter, a leading expert in the field of information security and privacy. Brenno is known for his in-depth knowledge and experience, including his involvement in cracking the public transport chip card and his work as Chief Security & Privacy Operations at the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport in the Netherlands.