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Starbucks to open new stores every 3 days in India(qz.com)
1 points by caloique 3y ago|0 comments
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by caloique 3y ago
Co-founder of BoxyHQ here - We've crafted an open-source enterprise SSO because we firmly believe that robust security shouldn't be a privilege limited to large organizations. Ideally, essential enterprise-level features like this
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US Gov. stresses audit logging importance in wake of Chinese APT intrusions(csoonline.com)
4 points by caloique 3y ago|0 comments
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Decoding the Cybersecurity Vendor Ecosystem: 3231 companies(ventureinsecurity.net)
1 points by caloique 3y ago|0 comments
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by caloique 3y ago
Supertokens also allows you to implement enterprise SSO through their integration to SAML Jackson (by BoxyHQ). https://boxyhq.com/guides/jackson/integrations/supertokens
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by caloique 4y ago
Reading this blog post made me think if there are other options for open source companies to generate revenue. Besides Donations, Support, Licensing, Cloud-hosted Services or the Open-core model. Any ideas/suggestions? And which one wo
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by caloique 4y ago
1) The richest man in Babylon 2) The four agreement 3) Secrets of the Millionaire Mind
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Ask HN: What's the best HR platform/service to handle hirings in the U.S.?
1 points by caloique 4y ago|0 comments
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by caloique 4y ago
Hey everyone, Retraced is an audit logs OSS product, that was initially built by Replicated and it has been enhanced by BoxyHQ. With it you can now give your users the superpower to track every critical event within your product, and get fu
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Show HN: Open-source – Add Audit Logs to your SaaS app(github.com)
7 points by caloique 4y ago|1 comments
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by caloique 4y ago
Plus one! I was recommended the book "The Hidden Life of Trees". Did anyone read it? Any related articles, please share :)
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Ask HN: Are you using open source solutions to secure your SDLC?
4 points by caloique 4y ago|0 comments
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by caloique 4y ago
Thanks for the insights, have you seen any good practice (tips) on how 'security mechanisms for development' could actually help security teams and developers work smoothly? Instead of being the reason for conflict.
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by caloique 4y ago
Interesting point, and why do you think is that?
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Ask HN: Do developers care about security?
2 points by caloique 4y ago|6 comments
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by caloique 4y ago
Pricing is one aspect, but OSS solutions bring community and a level of transparency that most closed source companies don't.
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by caloique 4y ago
Sounds like BoxyHQ could be relevant here. Plug-n-play for developers that need to build enterprise features like SSO, audit logs, directory sync, privacy vault and other boring stuff that are required to be compliant. 100% free & self-
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by caloique 4y ago
Found it here: https://www.chatwoot.com/pricing @pranav_rajs I couldn't see some enterprise-grade features like audit logs or privacy vault. Would love to help for free. Open source & plug-n-play: www.boxyhq.com
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by caloique 4y ago
Enterprise-ready SaaS Starter Kit is a Next.js based SaaS Starter Kit that can save hundreds of development hours while building enterprise SaaS apps. Even though there are many similar projects out there, focusing on the enterprise readine
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Show HN: Enterprise-Ready SaaS Starter Kit(boxyhq.com)
7 points by caloique 4y ago|1 comments
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by caloique 4y ago
Agree, I think it is impossible not to compare with others. I don't think you always have to "walk back from it", sometimes is good to achieve your goals, the challenge is doing it in a healthy way.
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by caloique 4y ago
Fair point, but going through the comments, I'm not trying to sell anything. One is reframing the suggested question and sharing a consolidated list of resources. The other two are on a free tool (not suggested before) to solve the pro
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by caloique 4y ago
This is counterintuitive because the more productive your development team is the more security holes they will leave behind. The thing is how to keep the productivity while increasing the security. Here is a list of OSS developer security
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by caloique 4y ago
https://github.com/boxyhq :)
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by caloique 4y ago
Not necessarily, there are actually 3 options: Buy vs Build vs Use OSS :) > https://github.com/boxyhq/jackson
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by caloique 4y ago
Curious to hear more about other alternatives to building it internally, lately I've heard a few people claiming that they built it in 1 - 2 days. Still don't know how. There are good open source solutions that let you plug and pl
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by caloique 4y ago
Indeed, people forget about the cost and pain of supporting these things. For full disclosure, I am a co-founder @BoxyHQ, an open source devtools startup providing free enterprise SSO (called SAML Jackson), directory sync (beta - feedback i
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Event: Security for Developers(sec4dev.io)
1 points by caloique 4y ago|1 comments
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by caloique 4y ago
Do you know other relevant events for Developer-first Security?
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by caloique 4y ago
Thank you for sharing it alek_m! Still early days but we are building this list of awesome open-source Developer-first Security tools to help the community. We’d love your feedback and contributions if possible. > devsecmesh.boxyhq.com

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