#-1 Ranked Industry Analyst Patrick Moorhead continues his coverage on the virtual Microsoft Ignite 2020. While he did touch on some of the Power Platform announcements, today, he will continue with a more in-depth look at the announcements for its low-code developer platform for businesses.

In order to address the growing threat from precise, small-scale DDoS attacks, businesses and security teams need defensive methodologies that are always on.

“Due to the attention around this particular case we can confirm that Hootsuite has decided not to do business with the U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement,” the social media company said.

GitHub CTO Jason Warner talks about 10X products: startups with outsized, exponential growth.

The limited designs of spreadsheets and product management tools have made enforcing business processes and policies difficult over time. Vinay Patankar and Cameron Mckay have created Process Street, a no-code workflow startup, to digitize checklists for the 21st-century workforce.

Github, low-coders & Microsoft have forever changed programming – and business strategy. Github and low-code/no-code have leveled the technology playing field. Now anyone can "program" for business. Technological agility is just a platform away.

What the cases of arXiv, Github, Facebook and so many others show is that the information economy is becoming an offer network rather than a quantified economy.  

GitHub, a free website, uses open source software to help coders collaborate while tracking versions and changes. Microsoft's 2018 purchase raised privacy and competitive concerns. Its recently announced Chinese GitHub subsidiary raises grave national security and internet freedom worries.

GitHub has decided to make a play for being a one-stop-shop for all things code security with a series of announcements made at its annual GitHub Universe conference.

You might want to check if pigs are flying outside your window. Nvidia has published a wealth of GPU hardware documentation on GitHub.

Facebook hit the headlines last month for hosting dozens of groups where cybercriminals market illegal goods and services, but the problem extends right across social media. In just 15-minutes, fraud was so easily found on every site visited, that it even 'surprised' the security researcher.

While data is commonly regarded as the new oil, increasing criticism of data-hungry tech giants has led to questions being asked about who benefits from big data. Is it only the chose few, market-dominating tech giants, or can big data be used as a force for good?

GitHub is quietly assembling all the components for automatically fixing security flaws in open source code.

GitHub Actions brings event driven code pipelines to the masses, but what will happen to CI/CD vendors?

GitHub foreshadows major open source related announcements at upcoming GitHub Universe conference.

Facebook's got love covered. Google owns knowledge. Amazon takes care of all our desires, perhaps, and Apple our dreams and aspirations. But Microsoft wants to own work.