known as the “Firebirds,” inactivated at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base marking the end of more than 30 years of operational support at the installation The inactivation comes as part of Davis-Monthan’s transition toward a more rescue-centric mission following the divestment of the A-10 Thunderbolt II and the 2024 inactivation of the 354th Fighter Squadron The 355th OSS primarily provided operational support to the 354th and 357th Fighter Squadrons but has provided support to the installation at large “The 355th OSS has been the airfield support squadron taking care of everything a pilot needs to fly,” said Lt “From intelligence and aircrew flight equipment support to weather briefings and airfield management our Airmen ensured every mission launched safely and effectively.” With the departure of the A-10 from Davis-Monthan the functions of the 355th OSS are being consolidated under the 563rd OSS to better align with the base’s evolving rescue mission its Airmen will continue to execute their roles under the 563rd Rescue Group as new additions to their OSS “The beautiful thing about this inactivation is that the only people really inactivating are my director of operations and me,” said Knight “Everybody else is transferring over to the 563rd OSS ensuring the mission continues uninterrupted under the rescue community.” The 355th OSS has played a vital role in Davis-Monthan’s history providing airfield support since its activation in the early 1990s The squadron’s legacy is intertwined with the A-10 community which has long been a hallmark of the base’s identity “This inactivation is an acknowledgment that there will never be another A-10  deployment from Davis-Monthan,” Knight said “It is another step in the Air Force’s transition toward the future fight ensuring the base is postured to support its evolving rescue and special operations missions.” As the inactivation marks the end of an era former 355th OSS chief of plans and readiness who worked in the squadron for over 20 years shared his thoughts on its influence and the lasting imprint it leaves behind “The Firebirds did all things airfield,” said Bellamy the squadron ensured every operation was set up for success.” the Airmen who made the 355th OSS successful will continue their work under the 563rd OSS maintaining their commitment to enabling operations at DM “The job mostly won’t change for most of the people in the squadron,” Bellamy said “They will still be supporting everything that moves on this base The shift is more about culture — moving from an attack-focused mindset to a rescue-focused one But I have no doubt that our people will continue to excel.” The inactivation of the 355th OSS is a significant milestone in Davis-Monthan’s transition representing the base’s shift away from its historic A-10 mission and toward a future centered on rescue and special operations Though the squadron’s time has come to an end its impact will continue to be felt as its Airmen carry their expertise and dedication into their new roles at the 563rd Rescue Group serves the aerospace and defense industry of Southern California News and ad copy deadline is noon on the Tuesday prior to publication The publisher assumes no responsibility for error in ads other than space used The appearance of advertising in this publication does not constitute endorsement by the Department of Defense OSS to deliver 80 best-in-class high performance servers and field-programmable gate array systems designed for a mobile intelligence platform Record $6.5 million contract reflects the Company’s multi-year growth strategy that is focused on establishing production platform positions 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- One Stop Systems a leader in rugged Enterprise Class compute for artificial intelligence (AI) machine learning (ML) and sensor processing at the edge today announced a $6.5 million contract from a leading defense and technology solutions company OSS expects shipments to commence in 2025 and contribute to revenue throughout the year OSS will deliver 80 high performance servers and field-programmable gate array (FPGA) systems engineered for mobile The platform will be built around the Company’s 3U SDS rugged servers and 4UP PCIe expansion systems Department of Defense program that is collecting sensor information providing users with AI generated real-time analysis The contract is the third program win over the past eight months with this customer embedding the Company’s Enterprise Class compute and storage products deeper into next-generation U.S “OSS is pleased to have been selected by a leading defense and technology solutions company to support a new mobile intelligence platform This record contract reflects the first large-scale success of our growth strategy confirms we believe we are on track to achieve our guidance and is indicative of the growing demand for our Enterprise Class compute and storage products that are specifically designed to operate on the edge and in tactical military environments Additional development and platform opportunities are underway with this customer which we believe will support our sales growth in 2025 and beyond,” stated OSS President and CEO (Nasdaq: OSS) is a leader in AI enabled solutions for the demanding 'edge' OSS designs and manufactures Enterprise Class compute and storage products that enable rugged AI sensor fusion and autonomous capabilities without compromise These hardware and software platforms bring the latest data center performance to harsh and challenging applications These specialized compact products are used across multiple industries and applications ships and vehicles within the defense industry OSS solutions address the entire AI workflow from high-speed data acquisition to deep learning and have delivered many industry firsts for industrial OEM and government customers As the fastest growing segment of the multi-billion-dollar edge computing market AI enabled solutions require-and OSS delivers-the highest level of performance in the most challenging environments without compromise Forward-Looking StatementsOSS cautions you that statements in this press release that are not a description of historical facts are forward-looking statements “anticipate,” “aim,” “believe,” “contemplate,” “continue,” “could,” “design,” “estimate,” “expect,” “intend,” “may,” “might,” “plan,” “possible,” “potential,” “predict,” “project,” “seek,” “should,” “suggest,” “strategy,” “target,” “will,” “would,” and similar expressions or phrases or the negative of those expressions or phrases are intended to identify forward-looking statements although not all forward-looking statements contain these identifying words These statements are based on the Company's current beliefs and expectations The inclusion of forward-looking statements should not be regarded as a representation by OSS or its partners that any of its plans or expectations will be achieved including but not limited to the potential and/or the results of this contract program or future programs with defense contractors and the U.S any potential or actual revenue derived from the agreements the future adoption of technologies or applications and the expansion of the Company’s offerings and/or relationship with different branches of the U.S Actual results may differ from those set forth in this press release due to the risk and uncertainties inherent in our business including risks described in our prior press releases and in our filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) including under the heading "Risk Factors" in our latest Annual Report on Form 10-K and any subsequent filings with the SEC You are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements and the company undertakes no obligation to revise or update this press release to reflect events or circumstances after the date hereof All forward-looking statements are qualified in their entirety by this cautionary statement which is made 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Tel (858) 518-6154Email contact Investor Relations:Andrew BergerManaging Director SM Berger & Company, Inc. Tel (216) 464-6400Email contact Penn State Health and OSS Health have announced a new collaboration to help meet the growing demand for orthopaedic services in the region The partnership will bring together a wealth of orthopaedic expertise enhancing patient access to high-quality care and complementing existing Penn State Health orthopaedic services on the West Shore Penn State Health Orthopaedics physicians will provide services at the OSS Health West Shore clinic OSS Health and Penn State Health plan to bolster the services offered at that location in the next year with expanded clinics physical therapy and ambulatory surgical services These services will optimize patient choices and address the growing demand to deliver high quality care in lower cost a physician-owned and operated integrated delivery network including two in the West Shore area—Enola and Mechanicsburg OSS Health will continue to operate as an independent health system with Penn State Health physicians working alongside OSS Health physicians and advanced practice providers in a number of orthopaedic subspecialty areas a select group of OSS Health physicians will join the medical staff at Hampden Medical Center “This collaboration of orthopaedic expertise in a new centralized location will expand patient access to convenient innovative therapies and sub-specialty services,” said Dr McCollister Evarts Professor and chair of the Department of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation and vice president of Musculoskeletal Services “OSS Health is committed to providing our patients local access to the highest quality musculoskeletal care,” said Dr “We are excited  to work together with Penn State Health creating a collaborative environment to improve the quality of life of patients living in the region.” The partnership between Penn State Health and OSS Health is further strengthened by each organization’s commitment to education OSS Health supports an eight- to ten- week rotation for fifth-year Penn State Health orthopaedic residents The goal is to expose the residents to the case variety of a community private practice orthopaedic group to contrast their academic hospital exposure five OSS Health physicians went to Penn State College of Medicine for medical school and/or completed their residencies at Milton S This collaboration not only enhances patient care but also fosters a strong educational environment for future orthopaedic specialists If you're having trouble accessing this content, or would like it in another format, please email Penn State Health Marketing & Communications © 2025 Penn State College of Medicine Have questions, or suggestions for missing content? Email us at comweb@pennstatehealth.psu.edu One Stop Systems (OSS) has secured a record $6.5 million contract from a leading defense and technology solutions company to deliver 80 high-performance servers and FPGA systems for a mobile intelligence platform The systems will be designed for tactical military environments built around the company's 3U SDS rugged servers and 4UP PCIe expansion systems The contract marks OSS's third program win with this customer in the past eight months further embedding their Enterprise Class compute products in U.S The equipment will be used in a DoD program focused on: with revenue contributions throughout the year CEO Mike Knowles states this success aligns with their growth strategy and indicates growing demand for their edge computing solutions One Stop Systems (OSS) ha ottenuto un contratto record da 6,5 milioni di dollari da una primaria azienda nel settore della difesa e delle soluzioni tecnologiche per fornire 80 server ad alte prestazioni e sistemi FPGA destinati a una piattaforma di intelligence mobile I sistemi saranno progettati per ambienti militari tattici basati sui server rugged 3U SDS e sui sistemi di espansione PCIe 4UP dell'azienda Il contratto rappresenta la terza vittoria di OSS con questo cliente negli ultimi otto mesi consolidando ulteriormente i loro prodotti Enterprise Class nel programma del Dipartimento della Difesa degli Stati Uniti Le apparecchiature saranno impiegate in un programma DoD focalizzato su: Le spedizioni sono previste a partire dal 2025 con contributi di fatturato distribuiti durante l'anno Il CEO Mike Knowles afferma che questo successo è in linea con la loro strategia di crescita e indica una domanda crescente per le loro soluzioni di edge computing One Stop Systems (OSS) ha asegurado un contrato récord de 6,5 millones de dólares con una empresa líder en defensa y soluciones tecnológicas para entregar 80 servidores de alto rendimiento y sistemas FPGA para una plataforma de inteligencia móvil Los sistemas estarán diseñados para entornos militares tácticos basados en los servidores robustos 3U SDS y los sistemas de expansión PCIe 4UP de la compañía El contrato marca la tercera adjudicación de OSS con este cliente en los últimos ocho meses consolidando aún más sus productos de computación Enterprise Class en iniciativas del Departamento de Defensa de EE El equipo se utilizará en un programa del DoD enfocado en: Se espera que los envíos comiencen en 2025 con contribuciones de ingresos a lo largo del año El CEO Mike Knowles declara que este éxito está alineado con su estrategia de crecimiento e indica una demanda creciente de sus soluciones de computación perimetral One Stop Systems (OSS)는 선도적인 국방 및 기술 솔루션 회사로부터 650만 달러 규모의 기록적인 계약을 확보하여 모바일 정보 플랫폼을 위한 80대의 고성능 서버 및 FPGA 시스템을 공급하게 되었습니다 회사의 3U SDS 러기드 서버와 4UP PCIe 확장 시스템을 기반으로 구축됩니다 OSS의 엔터프라이즈급 컴퓨팅 제품이 미국 국방부 이니셔티브에 더욱 깊이 통합되고 있음을 보여줍니다 One Stop Systems (OSS) a obtenu un contrat record de 6,5 millions de dollars auprès d'une entreprise leader dans le secteur de la défense et des solutions technologiques pour fournir 80 serveurs haute performance et systèmes FPGA destinés à une plateforme d'intelligence mobile Les systèmes seront conçus pour des environnements militaires tactiques basés sur les serveurs robustes 3U SDS et les systèmes d'extension PCIe 4UP de l'entreprise Ce contrat marque la troisième victoire d'OSS avec ce client au cours des huit derniers mois renforçant davantage l'intégration de leurs produits de calcul de classe entreprise dans les initiatives du Département de la Défense des États-Unis Le matériel sera utilisé dans un programme du DoD axé sur : avec des contributions de revenus tout au long de l'année Le PDG Mike Knowles déclare que ce succès s'aligne sur leur stratégie de croissance et indique une demande croissante pour leurs solutions de calcul en périphérie One Stop Systems (OSS) hat einen Rekordvertrag über 6,5 Millionen US-Dollar von einem führenden Unternehmen für Verteidigungs- und Technologielösungen erhalten um 80 Hochleistungsserver und FPGA-Systeme für eine mobile Intelligenzplattform zu liefern Die Systeme werden für taktische militärische Umgebungen entwickelt und basieren auf den rugged 3U SDS-Servern und den 4UP PCIe-Erweiterungssystemen des Unternehmens Der Vertrag markiert den dritten Programmsieg von OSS bei diesem Kunden in den letzten acht Monaten und festigt damit weiter die Enterprise-Class-Computing-Produkte im Rahmen von Initiativen des US-Verteidigungsministeriums Die Ausrüstung wird in einem DoD-Programm eingesetzt das sich auf folgende Bereiche konzentriert: dass dieser Erfolg mit ihrer Wachstumsstrategie übereinstimmt und auf eine wachsende Nachfrage nach ihren Edge-Computing-Lösungen hinweist OSS secures record $6.5M defense contract for AI computing systems validating growth strategy and reinforcing their 2025 revenue guidance One Stop Systems (OSS) has secured a $6.5 million contract from a leading defense technology company described as their "record contract" - marking the largest single deal in company history This represents a significant business milestone in their enterprise computing strategy The contract involves delivering 80 high-performance servers and FPGA systems engineered specifically for mobile tactical military environments centered around OSS's 3U SDS rugged servers and 4UP PCIe expansion systems These will support real-time AI analysis of sensor data for a U.S What's particularly significant is this represents the third program win with this same customer in just eight months where procurement processes are rigorous and relationships develop gradually this pattern of repeated contract wins signals growing account penetration and successful execution The company expects shipments to begin in 2025 with revenue contribution throughout the year CEO Mike Knowles characterized this as "the first large-scale success of our growth strategy" and confirmed they believe they're "on track to achieve guidance," suggesting this contract is material to their financial projections This win validates OSS's specialized focus on ruggedized Enterprise Class compute for AI applications at the edge The CEO's reference to "additional development and platform opportunities" with this customer indicates potential for further business expansion that could "support sales growth in 2025 and beyond." Media Contacts: Robert KalebaughOne Stop Systems, Inc. Tel (858) 518-6154Email contact Investor Relations:Andrew BergerManaging Director SM Berger & Company, Inc. Tel (216) 464-6400Email contact Already have an account? Login (Reposted now that the legal review is complete said: “William Donovan wasn’t just a great American I doubt whether any one person contributed more to the ultimate victory of the Allies than Bill Donovan.” I would say that he was a universal man in the sense that nothing human was alien to him.” Donovan Award® to an individual who has rendered distinguished service to the United States of America The purpose of the award is to recognize someone who has exemplified the distinguishing features that characterized General Donovan’s lifetime of public service to the United of States of America as a citizen and a soldier General Donovan is the only person to receive our nation’s four highest decorations: the Medal of Honor He served as an Assistant United States Attorney General as the United States Attorney for the Western District of New York as a personal advisor to President Roosevelt before and during World War II as an assistant to the chief prosecutor at the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials and as the founder and director of the Office of Strategic Services the predecessor to the Central Intelligence Agency and U.S General Donovan’s statue stands today at the entrance to the Central Intelligence Agency alongside a book containing the names of OSS personnel killed during World War II The U.S Special Operations Command wears the OSS spearhead as its insignia General Donovan’s “glorious amateurs”® – the term he used to describe OSS personnel – have become today’s “quiet professionals.” Upon learning of General Donovan’s death in 1959 https://www.osssociety.org/award.html https://www.osssociety.org/leadership.html Unlock exclusive members-only ad-free content SIGN ME UP ￫ As telecommunications operators grapple with exponential growth in data usage and the demands of modern consumers, the role of operations support systems (OSS) and business support systems (BSS) is being reimagined to address these pressures Once defined by siloed architectures and manual processes core systems are now evolving into intelligence-driven platforms—bolstered by AI Realizing this future depends on a fundamental prerequisite: fully consolidating the telecom data estate Learn how to streamline processes and drive growth OSS and BSS have long been the operational and commercial backbone of telecoms OSS manages network operations—provisioning and fault detection—while BSS handles transactional functions like billing and customer management these environments have remained fragmented hindering a unified view spanning the customer these systems can now move beyond reactive troubleshooting to automated and—even more significantly—agentic solutions in which AI autonomously orchestrates tasks end-to-end Whether it’s proactively responding to service degradations or autonomously managing resolving customer issues agentic AI promises unprecedented cost mitigation effectively harnessing the proactive benefits of agentic AI requires telecom providers to establish a unified source of data truth through seamless data accessibility rather than trying to consolidate all data onto a single platform and business data through a singular data catalog—such as Microsoft Fabric which utilizes shortcuts and mirroring—telecoms ensure AI-powered insights are accurate and comprehensive Without cohesive access to high-quality data AI-powered insights risk becoming fragmented or misleading limiting the transformative potential of autonomous decision-making and potentially leading to inaccurate The critical importance of data accessibility and cohesion is exemplified by AT&T’s migration to Azure Databricks cloud-native OSS and BSS environment built on public cloud principles doesn’t just serve the operator; it also creates a frictionless platform for third-party and ecosystem partners to plug in Whether it’s Internet of Things (IoT) device vendors cloud-native OSS with open APIs allows rapid partner onboarding and co-creation operators can easily expand their portfolio with new revenue streams—bolstering the business to business to everything (B2B2X) model—while still maintaining centralized oversight and robust security at scale.  launching a new offering in telecom could take upward of 50 weeks and deploy new products—like on-demand network slicing or advanced IoT bundles—in days or even hours This speed is a game changer for operators transitioning from ‘telcos’ to ‘tech-cos,’ where continuous experimentation and rapid scaling of successful pilots are essential to staying competitive Coupled with agentic AI that autonomously manages tasks cloud-based OSS and BSS ensures you don’t just move faster—you move smarter Leading telecoms are already laying the groundwork for agentic AI by adopting: and manage their OSS across regions far more easily than traditional on-premises setups iterative releases—critical for accelerating 5G and 6G services leveraged Azure AI and machine learning to achieve significant improvements in network performance and efficiency By incorporating AI and big data technologies Telefónica España is developing more intelligent networks capable of self-optimization and adaptation This intelligence allows for a reduction in time to market for new solutions enabling the company to swiftly implement innovations that enhance network performance and customer satisfaction AI-powered instructions can autonomously fine-tune network configurations and realign resources based on live traffic patterns This orchestration is feasible only when AI has an enterprise-wide view of network Just as critical as data consolidation is ensuring interoperability and flexibility. Many telecoms are turning to TM Forum’s Open APIs and adopting Open Digital Architecture (ODA) principles and allow AI solutions to operate across heterogeneous environments.  For example, TM Forum’s collaboration with Microsoft has accelerated the adoption of carrier-grade By aligning Azure’s robust cloud capabilities with ODA standards operators are now better equipped to innovate rapidly and significantly reduce the operational hurdles associated with legacy systems Microsoft plays a pivotal role in supporting these open standards, providing a cloud-native, modular approach fully aligned with ODA. A practical illustration is Sure Telecom’s adoption of Azure where leveraging Microsoft’s open API framework allowed them to consolidate disparate data sources and achieve enhanced customer insights and operational efficiency Microsoft’s platform delivers out-of-the-box integrations and open APIs that empower operators to harness AI-powered analytics and intelligent automation workflows minimizing friction traditionally encountered during legacy system modernization.  cloud-native foundation is essential for scaling AI across complex telecommunication environments and serverless compute reduce operational overhead allowing teams to focus on innovating rather than managing infrastructure By converging data and AI workloads in the cloud telecoms can more quickly test and deploy innovative services that leverage advanced analytics for both operational efficiency and new revenue streams In addition to the operational and technical upsides running on public cloud offers a more predictable and flexible cost model Instead of large capital expenditures tied to peak capacity This shift in economics not only aligns with sporadic traffic spikes—common in modern usage-based and event-driven architectures—but also frees up budget to invest in strategic AI initiatives telecoms can reinvest in higher-value activities such as AI-powered product innovation and partner ecosystem growth.  Microsoft combines a partner-centric approach with end-to-end technology solutions—bringing actionable capabilities to telecoms that want to realize AI-powered OSS and BSS at scale When OSS and BSS data is unified and AI-powered processes take over routine tasks telecoms can prioritize innovation that directly impacts the bottom line Whether rolling out new network services or offering real-time network slicing for enterprise customers the ability to act on consolidated data in an autonomous fashion sets operators apart in a hyper-competitive market Short-term gains include faster time-to-market for new services self-healing networks that optimize themselves and require minimal manual intervention unlock new revenue streams through AI-powered insights Project Janus is already demonstrating this shift—showcasing how AI-powered network intelligence moves beyond predictive analytics into autonomous self-optimizing operations that reduce operational overhead and ensure peak performance with minimal human intervention Project Janus demonstrates how AI-powered network intelligence can move beyond predictive analytics into autonomous self-optimizing networks—reducing operational overhead and ensuring peak performance with minimal human intervention.  The industry is moving beyond point solutions toward a future where agentic AI and unified data estates power autonomous operations now is the time to ensure OSS and BSS modernization strategies align with open standards and prepare for the emergence of fully autonomous networks Microsoft and its partners are here to guide you on this journey—from building robust cloud-native foundations and consolidating your data estate to delivering intelligent revenue-focused transformations across OSS and BSS you’ll ensure your operations not only keep pace with evolving market demands but lead the next era of telecommunications innovation.  Learn more about our AI and generative AI solutions for telecommunications and discover how we can help you lay the groundwork for the agentic AI revolution—starting with your most strategic asset: your data This work, 374 OSS responds to runway closure with rapid contingency landings, by SSgt Spencer Tobler, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright Women of Influence OSS Health collaborate to enhance services in West Shore Hershey Medical Center is the first Central Pennsylvania hospital to perform groundbreaking minimally invasive surgery for complex aortic aneurysms A new funding opportunity has been announced by the U.S 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contract to support data recording for radar sensor processing on the P-8A Poseidon Reconnaissance Aircraft including a 5-year support contract and an approximate $2 million contract to upgrade sonar sensor processing for the Virginia Class Submarine OSS expects design and production elements to occur in the second half of 2025 “We are pleased to announce two program renewals highlighting our recurring incumbent platform positions and the proven hardware and software capabilities we have created for demanding military applications These longstanding programs face periodic technology upgrade cycles and receiving contract renewals is a testament to the continual value we provide in delivering high-performance edge computing solutions These platform positions are critical components of our long-term strategic plan we hope to announce additional platform opportunities in the coming quarters,” stated OSS President and CEO P-8A Poseidon Aircraft Renewal and Tech RefreshThe approximate $4 million in awards include a follow-on production order a tech refresh contract to expand the scope of the OSS software provided as part of the current $36 million This agreement involves equipping the Navy’s P-8A reconnaissance aircraft and ground base stations with high-capacity flash storage systems these full military-spec storage systems feature hot-swappable canisters of high-capacity NVMe flash storage that may be easily removed and securely transported to ground stations upon the aircraft’s return to base Controlled by the Company’s exclusive Ion Accelerator™ storage software these flash storage arrays store high volumes of real-time data collected from the aircraft’s advanced airborne sensors comprised of multifunction radar and associated tracking systems Virginia Class Submarine RenewalThe approximate $2 million project is a renewal of a sole-source supplier agreement that OSS has been operating under since 2010 Navy’s Virginia Class submarine with PCIe infrastructure that supports sonar sensor processing capabilities OSS won a contract to upgrade the PCIe accelerator systems with newer PCIe technology that will support the program for at least another 10 years Prototypes for the upgraded accelerators will be delivered in early 2025 Forward-Looking StatementsOne Stop Systems cautions you that statements in this press release that are not a description of historical facts are forward-looking statements The inclusion of forward-looking statements should not be regarded as a representation by One Stop Systems or its partners that any of our plans or expectations will be achieved including but not limited to the potential and/or the results of program renewals with defense contractors and the U.S any actual revenue derived from the agreements Media Contacts: Robert KalebaughOne Stop Systems, Inc. Tel (858) 518-6154Email contact Investor Relations:Andrew BergerManaging Director SM Berger & Company, Inc. Tel (216) 464-6400Email contact today announced a new $500,000 contract from a medical imaging OEM customer that is expected to contribute to revenue throughout 2025 short-depth-server (SDS) running Enterprise Class NVIDIA GPUs to support a customer’s innovative medical imaging technology for Breast Scanning OSS expects follow-on orders from this medical OEM for next-generation liquid-cooled 3U-SDS that may become standard on all the OEM’s Breast Scanning devices going forward “We are excited to establish a market position with this leading medical OEM customer as they increase production of their advanced breast imaging technology and improve outcomes for the more than 40 million women in the U.S This contract reflects the growing need across commercial markets for ruggedized It also highlights our focus on pursuing high-growth and multi-year platform opportunities across both defense and commercial markets We believe this contract has the potential to contribute over $25 million in cumulative sales over the next five years,” stated OSS President and CEO Investor Relations:Andrew BergerManaging Director SM Berger & Company, Inc. Tel (216) 464-6400Email contact today announced that it will be presenting at the Planet MicroCap Showcase: VEGAS 2025 in partnership with MicroCapClub on April 23 If you would like to book 1x1 investor meetings with OSS, and to attend the Planet MicroCap Showcase: VEGAS 2025 in partnership with MicroCapClub, please make sure you are registered here: REGISTER 1x1 meetings will be scheduled and conducted in person at the conference venue: Paris Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas The Planet MicroCap Showcase: VEGAS 2025 in partnership with MicroCapClub website is available here: HOME PAGE If you can’t make the live presentation, all company presentations “webcasts” will be available directly on the conference event platform on this link under the tab “Agenda”: AGENDA About Planet MicroCapPlanet MicroCap is a global multimedia financial news publishing and events company for the MicroCap investing community Planet MicroCap has cultivated an active and engaged audience of folks that are interested in learning about and staying ahead of the curve in the MicroCap space If you would like to attend the Planet MicroCap Showcase: VEGAS 2025 in partnership with MicroCapClub, please register here: REGISTER The inclusion of forward-looking statements should not be regarded as a representation by OSS or its partners that any of our plans or expectations will be achieved including but not limited to the potential and/or the results participating in the Planet MicroCap Conference any results relating to one-on-one meetings with management and the expansion of the Company’s offerings and/or relationship with commercial customers and/or investors Media Contacts: Robert KalebaughOne Stop Systems, Inc. Tel (858) 518-6154Email contact Investor Relations:Andrew BergerManaging Director SM Berger & Company, Inc. Tel (216) 464-6400Email contact Initial order valued at $2 million with shipments expected to begin in the first quarter of 2025 OSS will deliver the first PCIe expansion unit to support up to 32 accelerator devices 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- One Stop Systems today announced a new order from an established award-winning AI infrastructure company defense and commercial markets with Composable Disaggregated Infrastructure (CDI) an IT framework that allows data center resources to be managed and provisioned on demand based on the specific requirements of applications or workloads OSS will provide its best-in-class PCIe 5.0 8-way and 32-way compute accelerator platforms to enable CDI for GenAI/ML visualization and data science applications OSS expects to receive follow-on orders from this customer over the next several years “We are excited to leverage our best-in-class PCIe capabilities to support a new commercial customer in the CDI and datacenter market we developed an industry-first PCIe 5.0 expansion system supporting up to 32 PCIe Accelerator Devices in a single chassis The CDI and datacenter market is evolving rapidly requiring new solutions that can provide the performance necessary for the highest and most demanding compute needs We believe our PCIe expertise and leading technologies are well positioned to support the growing requirements of the CDI and datacenter market,” commented Mike Knowles Investor Relations:Andrew BergerManaging Director SM Berger & Company, Inc. Tel (216) 464-6400Email contact today announced a new order from a leading defense contractor in Asia The initial amount of the new purchase order is valued at $200,000 with deliveries expected in the fourth quarter of 2024 OSS expects several additional orders from this customer in 2025 and 2026 of similar or greater amounts OSS is supporting the defense contractor’s all-in-one modular system designed to convert manned vessels into unmanned surface vessels (USV) for autonomous missions The application integrates various mission controls and payloads for a wide range of applications to support defense OSS will initially provide 8U of hardware for each USV which includes two rugged 3U Short Depth Servers (SDS) and two redundant ethernet switches for high-speed data ingest and interpretation of data from over 30 cameras The rugged system from OSS is designed to perform reliably in an ambient temperature of over 40°C and delivers the necessary computing power to support the USV’s computer vision and navigation system “We believe that our rugged Enterprise Class compute solutions and experience are uniquely positioned to support this application USVs are operating in harsh environments with high levels of ambient temperature while requiring Enterprise Class compute power to operate autonomously We look forward to supporting this program and future programs as this major Asian defense contractor further deploys unmanned solutions for maritime and other applications,” stated OSS CEO Forward-Looking Statements One Stop Systems cautions you that statements in this press release that are not a description of historical facts are forward-looking statements These statements are based on the company's current beliefs and expectations the fitness of OSS’ products for unmanned maritime applications the volume of future orders (if any) from this defense contractor actual revenue derived from current and expected orders timing of shipments and revenue and technical specifications of the final solution Media Contacts: Robert KalebaughOne Stop Systems, Inc. Tel (858) 518-6154Email contact Investor Relations:Andrew BergerManaging Director SM Berger & Company, Inc. Tel (216) 464-6400Email contact One Stop Systems (OSS) has secured a new $500,000 contract from a medical imaging OEM customer for providing 4U short-depth-server (SDS) with Enterprise Class NVIDIA GPUs to support FDA-cleared breast scanning technology The contract is expected to contribute to revenue throughout 2025 The company anticipates follow-on orders for next-generation liquid-cooled 3U-SDS which may become standard on all the OEM's Breast Scanning devices OSS projects these follow-on orders could generate over $25 million in cumulative sales over the next five years The technology aims to improve outcomes for more than 40 million women in the U.S One Stop Systems (OSS) ha ottenuto un nuovo contratto da 500.000 dollari da un cliente OEM nel settore dell'imaging medico per fornire un server a profondità ridotta 4U (SDS) con GPU NVIDIA di classe Enterprise per supportare la tecnologia di scansione mammaria approvata dalla FDA Si prevede che il contratto contribuisca ai ricavi fino al 2025 L'azienda prevede ordini successivi per il server a liquido di nuova generazione 3U-SDS che potrebbero diventare lo standard su tutti i dispositivi di scansione mammaria dell'OEM OSS stima che questi ordini successivi potrebbero generare oltre 25 milioni di dollari in vendite cumulative nei prossimi cinque anni La tecnologia mira a migliorare i risultati per oltre 40 milioni di donne negli Stati Uniti che si sottopongono annualmente a mammografie One Stop Systems (OSS) ha asegurado un nuevo contrato de 500,000 dólares de un cliente OEM en el sector de la imagen médica para proporcionar un servidor de profundidad corta 4U (SDS) con GPUs NVIDIA de clase empresarial para apoyar la tecnología de escaneo mamario aprobada por la FDA Se espera que el contrato contribuya a los ingresos durante 2025 La empresa anticipa pedidos adicionales para el SDS 3U enfriado por líquido de próxima generación que podría convertirse en el estándar en todos los dispositivos de escaneo mamario del OEM OSS proyecta que estos pedidos adicionales podrían generar más de 25 millones de dólares en ventas acumulativas durante los próximos cinco años La tecnología tiene como objetivo mejorar los resultados para más de 40 millones de mujeres en los EE 원스톱 시스템즈 (OSS)는 의료 이미징 OEM 고객으로부터 50만 달러 계약을 체결하여 FDA 승인을 받은 유방 스캔 기술을 지원하기 위해 엔터프라이즈 클래스 NVIDIA GPU를 갖춘 4U 단 깊이 서버(SDS)를 제공할 예정입니다 회사는 차세대 액체 냉각 3U-SDS에 대한 후속 주문이 있을 것으로 예상하며 OSS는 이러한 후속 주문이 향후 5년간 2,500만 달러 이상의 누적 매출을 창출할 수 있을 것으로 예상합니다 이 기술은 매년 유방 촬영술을 받는 미국의 4천만 명 이상의 여성들에게 더 나은 결과를 제공하는 것을 목표로 하고 있습니다 One Stop Systems (OSS) a obtenu un nouveau contrat de 500 000 dollars d'un client OEM dans le domaine de l'imagerie médicale pour fournir un serveur à profondeur réduite 4U (SDS) avec des GPU NVIDIA de classe entreprise pour soutenir la technologie de dépistage du cancer du sein approuvée par la FDA Ce contrat devrait contribuer aux revenus jusqu'en 2025 L'entreprise anticipe des commandes supplémentaires pour le SDS 3U refroidi par liquide de nouvelle génération qui pourrait devenir la norme sur tous les dispositifs de dépistage du cancer du sein de l'OEM OSS prévoit que ces commandes supplémentaires pourraient générer plus de 25 millions de dollars de ventes cumulatives au cours des cinq prochaines années La technologie vise à améliorer les résultats pour plus de 40 millions de femmes aux États-Unis qui subissent des mammographies chaque année One Stop Systems (OSS) hat einen neuen Vertrag über 500.000 Dollar von einem OEM-Kunden im Bereich medizinische Bildgebung gesichert um einen 4U-Kurz-Tiefenserver (SDS) mit Enterprise-Klasse NVIDIA GPUs bereitzustellen um die von der FDA genehmigte Brustscantechnologie zu unterstützen Der Vertrag wird voraussichtlich bis 2025 zur Umsatzsteigerung beitragen Das Unternehmen erwartet Folgeaufträge für den nächste Generation flüssigkeitsgekühlten 3U-SDS der möglicherweise zum Standard für alle Brustscangeräte des OEM wird dass diese Folgeaufträge in den nächsten fünf Jahren über 25 Millionen Dollar an kumulierten Verkäufen generieren könnten die Ergebnisse für mehr als 40 Millionen Frauen in den USA zu verbessern die jährlich Mammographien durchführen lassen Current contract valued at approximately $500,000 with expected follow-on production orders valued at over $25 million over the next five years Investor Relations:Andrew BergerManaging Director SM Berger & Company, Inc. Tel (216) 464-6400Email contact Google has revealed that its AI-powered fuzzing tool has been used to help identify 26 vulnerabilities in various open-source code repositories including a medium-severity flaw in the OpenSSL cryptographic library "These particular vulnerabilities represent a milestone for automated vulnerability finding: each was found with AI, using AI-generated and enhanced fuzz targets," Google's open-source security team said in a blog post shared with The Hacker News The OpenSSL vulnerability in question is CVE-2024-9143 (CVSS score: 4.3), an out-of-bounds memory write bug that can result in an application crash or remote code execution. The issue has been addressed in OpenSSL versions 3.3.3 Google, which added the ability to leverage large language models (LLMs) to improve fuzzing coverage in OSS-Fuzz in August 2023 said the vulnerability has likely been present in the codebase for two decades and that it "wouldn't have been discoverable with existing fuzz targets written by humans." Furthermore, the tech giant noted that the use of AI to generate fuzz targets has improved code coverage across 272 C/C++ projects "One reason that such bugs could remain undiscovered for so long is that line coverage is not a guarantee that a function is free of bugs," Google said "Code coverage as a metric isn't able to measure all possible code paths and states—different flags and configurations may trigger different behaviors These AI-assisted vulnerability discoveries are also made possible by the fact that LLMs are proving to be adept at emulating a developer's fuzzing workflow The development comes as the company revealed earlier this month that its LLM-based framework called Big Sleep facilitated the detection of a zero-day vulnerability in the SQLite open-source database engine In tandem, Google has been working towards transitioning its own codebases to memory-safe languages such as Rust while also retrofitting mechanisms to address spatial memory safety vulnerabilities – which occur when it's possible for a piece of code to access memory that's outside of its intended bounds – within existing C++ projects This includes migrating to Safe Buffers and enabling hardened libc++ the latter of which adds bounds checking to standard C++ data structures in order to eliminate a significant class of spatial safety bugs It further noted that the overhead incurred as a result of incorporating the change is minimal (i.e. "Hardened libc++, recently added by open source contributors, introduces a set of security checks designed to catch vulnerabilities such as out-of-bounds accesses in production," Google said "While C++ will not become fully memory-safe leading to more reliable and secure software." and SOC security to respond quicker and stop breaches early AI agents boost business—but create risks and strategies from industry leaders – all for free One Stop Systems (OSS) reported Q4 2024 financial results with consolidated revenue of $15.1 million The company experienced growth in both OSS and Bressner segments with OSS segment revenue increasing 10% due to higher defense and commercial customer revenue primarily due to a $1.2 million contract loss charge The company reported a net loss of $3.1 million or $(0.15) per share OSS expects:Consolidated revenue of $59-61 millionOSS segment growth over 20% year-over-yearEBITDA break-even for the full yearStronger performance in second half of 2025 One Stop Systems (OSS) ha riportato i risultati finanziari per il quarto trimestre del 2024 con un fatturato consolidato di 15,1 milioni di dollari in aumento del 15,1% rispetto all'anno precedente L'azienda ha registrato una crescita sia nel segmento OSS che in quello Bressner con un aumento del fatturato del segmento OSS del 10% grazie a ricavi più elevati dai clienti nel settore della difesa e commerciale Il margine lordo del quarto trimestre è stato del 15,7% in calo rispetto al 33,7% del quarto trimestre del 2023 principalmente a causa di una perdita di contratto di 1,2 milioni di dollari L'azienda ha riportato una perdita netta di 3,1 milioni di dollari il fatturato è stato di 54,7 milioni di dollari con una perdita netta di 13,6 milioni di dollari OSS prevede:Fatturato consolidato di 59-61 milioni di dollariCrescita del segmento OSS superiore al 20% anno su annoBreak-even EBITDA per l'intero annoPerformance più forte nella seconda metà del 2025 One Stop Systems (OSS) informó los resultados financieros del cuarto trimestre de 2024 con ingresos consolidados de 15,1 millones de dólares un aumento del 15,1% en comparación con el año anterior La compañía experimentó un crecimiento tanto en los segmentos de OSS como de Bressner con un aumento del 10% en los ingresos del segmento OSS debido a mayores ingresos de clientes del sector defensa y comercial El margen bruto del cuarto trimestre fue del 15,7% por debajo del 33,7% en el cuarto trimestre de 2023 principalmente debido a un cargo por pérdida de contrato de 1,2 millones de dólares La compañía reportó una pérdida neta de 3,1 millones de dólares o $(0,15) por acción los ingresos fueron de 54,7 millones de dólares una disminución del 10,2% con respecto a 2023 con una pérdida neta de 13,6 millones de dólares OSS espera:Ingresos consolidados de 59-61 millones de dólaresCrecimiento del segmento OSS superior al 20% año tras añoEBITDA en equilibrio para todo el añoMejor desempeño en la segunda mitad de 2025 OSS 세그먼트 수익은 방산 및 상업 고객의 수익 증가로 인해 10% 증가했습니다 OSS는 다음과 같은 예상을 하고 있습니다:통합 수익 5,900만~6,100만 달러OSS 세그먼트의 연간 20% 이상 성장연간 EBITDA 손익 분기점2025년 하반기 강력한 성과 One Stop Systems (OSS) a annoncé les résultats financiers du quatrième trimestre 2024 avec un chiffre d'affaires consolidé de 15,1 millions de dollars en hausse de 15,1 % par rapport à l'année précédente L'entreprise a connu une croissance dans les segments OSS et Bressner avec un chiffre d'affaires du segment OSS en hausse de 10 % grâce à des revenus plus élevés provenant des clients de la défense et commerciaux La marge brute du quatrième trimestre était de 15,7 % en baisse par rapport à 33,7 % au quatrième trimestre 2023 principalement en raison d'une charge de perte de contrat de 1,2 million de dollars L'entreprise a enregistré une perte nette de 3,1 millions de dollars le chiffre d'affaires était de 54,7 millions de dollars avec une perte nette de 13,6 millions de dollars OSS s'attend à :Un chiffre d'affaires consolidé de 59-61 millions de dollarsUne croissance du segment OSS de plus de 20 % d'une année sur l'autreUn EBITDA à l'équilibre pour l'année entièreUne performance plus forte dans la seconde moitié de 2025 One Stop Systems (OSS) hat die finanziellen Ergebnisse für das vierte Quartal 2024 veröffentlicht mit einem konsolidierten Umsatz von 15,1 Millionen Dollar was einem Anstieg von 15,1% im Vergleich zum Vorjahr entspricht Das Unternehmen verzeichnete ein Wachstum in den Segmenten OSS und Bressner wobei der Umsatz im OSS-Segment um 10% aufgrund höherer Einnahmen von Verteidigungs- und Geschäftskunden gestiegen ist Die Bruttomarge im vierten Quartal betrug 15,7% ein Rückgang von 33,7% im vierten Quartal 2023 hauptsächlich aufgrund eines Verlustaufwands von 1,2 Millionen Dollar aus einem Vertrag Das Unternehmen berichtete von einem Nettoverlust von 3,1 Millionen Dollar oder $(0,15) pro Aktie Für das gesamte Jahr 2024 lag der Umsatz bei 54,7 Millionen Dollar was einem Rückgang von 10,2% gegenüber 2023 entspricht mit einem Nettoverlust von 13,6 Millionen Dollar Für 2025 erwartet OSS:Konsolidierten Umsatz von 59-61 Millionen DollarWachstum im OSS-Segment von über 20% im JahresvergleichEBITDA-Break-even für das gesamte JahrStärkeres Ergebnis in der zweiten Hälfte von 2025 OSS's Q4 results present a mixed financial picture with some promising revenue trends offset by significant profitability challenges The company achieved 15.1% year-over-year revenue growth to $15.1 million in Q4 with both segments showing double-digit growth this revenue improvement was overshadowed by a substantial deterioration in profitability with Q4 net loss widening to $3.1 million versus $278,000 in the year-ago period The gross margin collapse to 15.7% (from 33.7% last year) is concerning though 8.1% of this decline stems from a $1.2 million one-time contract loss charge OSS recorded $8.3 million in one-time charges significantly impacting the annual loss of $13.6 million management's 2025 projection of $59-61 million in revenue (representing 8-12% growth) and expected EBITDA breakeven suggests the company believes its transformation strategy is gaining traction The anticipated 20%+ growth in the higher-margin OSS segment is particularly significant as it indicates progress in the strategic shift toward defense and AI edge computing markets Cash position remains reasonable at $10 million though the $11.6 million reduction in working capital year-over-year merits close monitoring as the company executes its turnaround strategy OSS's multi-year transformation strategy is showing initial success signals despite the challenging financial results The company is executing a fundamental business model pivot toward higher-margin higher-growth markets in AI/ML edge computing for both defense and commercial applications This strategic redirection appears necessary given the $4.8 million revenue loss from a former media customer The consecutive quarterly revenue improvements throughout 2024 suggest the strategy is gaining momentum particularly in the core OSS segment which achieved 10% growth in Q4 The substantial inventory write-downs ($7.1 million) reflect a prudent though painful realignment of resources toward future growth areas Management's investment in sales capabilities and customer-funded development projects demonstrates a disciplined approach to building sustainable growth The significant contract charges signal execution challenges in the transition but management's statement that no further charges are expected on this contract suggests they've addressed the underlying issues The projected 20%+ growth in the OSS segment for 2025 would validate the company's strategic focus on enterprise-class AI computing at the edge The path to EBITDA breakeven will require maintaining gross margin improvement and careful expense management especially given the current cash burn rate but the company appears positioned for the multi-year transition they've outlined Strength in both segments contributed to consolidated year-over-year revenue growth for Q4 2024 Consolidated revenue increased sequentially every quarter throughout 2024 reflecting the success of the Company’s transformation strategy to higher-growth markets Management expects double-digit consolidated revenue growth in 2025 driven by anticipated OSS segment revenue of over 20% and consolidated EBITDA break even for the year machine learning (ML) autonomy and sensor processing at the edge reported results for the three- and twelve-month periods ended December 31 Comparisons for the three- and twelve-month periods are to the same year-ago periods unless otherwise noted “I am pleased to report a return to consolidated year-over-year revenue growth for the fourth quarter as sales from both our OSS and Bressner segments grew at double digit rates Throughout 2024 we executed on our multi-year transformation making significant progress in shifting our business toward higher-margin and deepened collaboration with customers developing high-performance edge computing solutions for both commercial and defense applications," stated OSS President and CEO “As efforts to reposition the Company for revenue growth gained momentum during 2024 and our business model evolved we adjusted our legacy inventory and program costs to better align with our focus on improving efficiencies and increasing profitability We believe the progress we made in 2024 strengthened our business positioning the Company for higher sales and profitability in 2025 and beyond,” concluded Mr compared to $13.2 million in the fourth quarter of 2023 The 15.1% year-over-year increase was a result of a $1.3 million increase in Bressner segment revenue and a $642,000 year-over-year increase in OSS segment revenue The 10% year-over-year increase in OSS segment revenue was primarily due to higher revenue from defense and commercial customers as well as new customer-funded development orders aligned directly with the Company’s strategic focus and plan The following table sets forth net revenue by segment for the three months ended December 31 2023 (Dollars may not calculate due to rounding): 100%; border-collapse:collapse ;"> Three Months EndedEntity:December 31 the Company took a charge related to contract losses of $1.2 million for incurred and anticipated costs to satisfy performance obligations on a customer-funded development contract that was entered into in 2022   This charge reduced reported gross margin and adjusted EBITDA for the three- and twelve-month periods ended December 31 Management does not currently foresee any further charges related to this customer-funded development contract Consolidated gross margin percentage was 15.7% compared to 33.7% in the prior year quarter compared to 33.7% in the same period last year The decrease in gross margin was primarily due to product mix the OSS segment had a gross margin of 9.4% compared to 45.9% for the same period a year ago The decrease from the same period last year was primarily driven by product mix The Company’s Bressner segment had a gross margin percentage of 21.2% compared to 22.2% in the same period last year Total operating expenses increased 15.1% to $5.5 million This increase was predominantly attributable to higher general and administrative costs related to planned sales and program management investments made during the quarter The Company reported a net loss of $3.1 million inclusive of $1.2 million in one-time charges compared to adjusted EBITDA of $322,000 in the prior year period the Company reported cash and short-term investments of $10.0 million and total working capital of $24.0 million compared to cash and short-term investments of $11.8 million and total working capital of $35.6 million at December 31 The reduction in cash and short-term investments was primarily driven by the paydown of $1 million of notes payable compared to $60.9 million for the same period last year The 10.2% year-over-year reduction in consolidated revenue was primarily a result of approximately $4.8 million related to a former media customer for whom shipments ceased in the second quarter of 2023 This decrease was partially offset by higher sales to customers in the military and defense end markets Bressner segment revenue declined by $2.0 million on a year-over-year basis associated with slower economic activity in the German economy The following table sets forth net revenue by segment for the twelve months ended December 31 100%; border-collapse:collapse ;"> Twelve Months EndedEntity:December 31 the Company incurred a total of $8.3 million of one-time charges that reduced reported gross margin OSS incurred $7.1 million of inventory charges related to obsolete and slow-moving inventory associated with the transition of the Company's business model and operating strategies as well as slower adoption and movement in certain commercial and defense edge compute markets Management does not currently foresee any further significant adjustments to costs related to this customer-funded development contract or inventory charges Consolidated gross margin percentage was 14.1% the Company’s OSS segment had a gross margin of 2.5% compared to 35.6% for the same period a year ago The Company’s Bressner segment had a gross margin of 23.5% compared to 24.0% in the same period last year Total operating expenses decreased 18.6% to $21.1 million This decrease was predominantly attributable to a charge of $5.6 million for an impairment of goodwill that occurred during the 2023 twelve-month period the elimination of costs associated with organizational restructuring timing of certain new product introduction activities and the deployment of engineering resources onto customer funded development efforts partially offset by increased costs for personnel and for tradeshow participation The Company reported a net loss of $13.6 million Non-GAAP net loss and loss per share was $11.6 million as compared to non-GAAP net loss and loss per share of $415,000 Net loss and non-GAAP net loss for the period ended December 31 are inclusive of $8.3 million of one-time charges inclusive of $7.1 million of inventory-related charges and a $1.2 million contract loss related to a customer-funded development contract that was entered into in 2022 compared to adjusted EBITDA of $1.1 million in the prior year The Company anticipates consolidated revenue of $59 to $61 million for the full year of 2025 This includes expected OSS segment revenue of approximately $30 million representing over 20% year-over-year growth in the OSS segment the Company expects to be EBITDA break-even for the full year of 2025 Management expects revenue and profitability to improve at a higher rate in the second half of 2025 based on current trends and the Company’s expanding sales pipeline OSS will hold a conference call to discuss its results for the fourth quarter of 2024 A replay of the call will be available after 1:00 p.m Toll-free replay: 1-844-512-2921International replay: 1-412-317-6671Passcode: 1135863 (Nasdaq: OSS) is a leader in AI enabled solutions for the demanding ‘edge’ AI enabled solutions require—and OSS delivers—the highest level of performance in the most challenging environments without compromise We believe that the use of adjusted earnings before interest is helpful for an investor to assess the performance of the Company The Company defines adjusted EBITDA as income (loss) before interest fair value adjustments from purchase accounting and expenses related to discontinued operations Adjusted EBITDA is not a measurement of financial performance under generally accepted accounting principles in the United States Because of varying available valuation methodologies subjective assumptions and the variety of equity instruments that can impact a company’s non-cash operating expenses we believe that providing a non-GAAP financial measure that excludes non-cash and non-recurring expenses allows for meaningful comparisons between our core business operating results and those of other companies as well as providing us with an important tool for financial and operational decision making and for evaluating our own core business operating results over different periods of time Our adjusted EBITDA measure may not provide information that is directly comparable to that provided by other companies in our industry as other companies in our industry may calculate non-GAAP financial results differently particularly related to non-recurring and unusual items Our adjusted EBITDA is not a measurement of financial performance under GAAP and should not be considered as an alternative to operating income or as an indication of operating performance or any other measure of performance derived in accordance with GAAP We do not consider adjusted EBITDA to be a substitute for the information provided by GAAP financial results 100%; border-collapse:collapse ;"> For the Three Months Ended December 31 included a charge related to contract losses of $1.2 million for incurred and anticipated costs to satisfy performance obligations on a customer-funded development contract that was entered into in 2023 Adjusted EBITDA for the full year ended December 31 also included inventory-related charges of $7.1 million (Dollars may not calculate due to rounding) Adjusted EPS excludes the impact of certain items and has not been calculated in accordance with GAAP We believe that exclusion of certain selected items assists in providing a more complete understanding of our underlying results and trends and allows for comparability with our peer company index and industry We use this measure along with the corresponding GAAP financial measures to manage our business and to evaluate our performance compared to prior periods and the marketplace The Company defines non-GAAP income (loss) as income or (loss) before amortization expenses related to discontinued operations Adjusted EPS expresses adjusted income (loss) on a per share basis using weighted average diluted shares outstanding Adjusted EPS is a non-GAAP financial measure and should not be considered in isolation or as a substitute for financial information provided in accordance with GAAP These non-GAAP financial measures may not be computed in the same manner as similarly titled measures used by other companies We expect to continue to incur expenses similar to the adjusted income from continuing operations and adjusted EPS financial adjustments described above and investors should not infer from our presentation of these non-GAAP financial measures that these costs are unusual The following table reconciles non-GAAP net income and basic and diluted earnings per share: 100%; border-collapse:collapse ;"> For the Three Months Ended December 31 Non-GAAP net loss for the full year ended December 31 also included an inventory charge of $6.1 million One Stop Systems cautions you that statements in this press release that are not a description of historical facts are forward-looking statements our ability to expand our product offerings and further penetrate our target markets expected or anticipated increase in revenues Media Contacts: Robert KalebaughOne Stop Systems, Inc. Tel (858) 518-6154Email contact Investor Relations:Andrew BergerManaging Director SM Berger & Company, Inc. Tel (216) 464-6400Email contact 100%; border-collapse:collapse ;">ONE STOP SYSTEMS (OSS)CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEETS  Audited  Audited  December 31 net 13,176,156   21,694,748 Prepaid expenses and other current assets 836,364   611,066 Total current assets 32,201,048   42,444,829 Property and equipment net 52,574   44,673 Operating lease obligation net of current portion 1,513,684   1,765,536 Total liabilities 9,761,937   8,683,330 Commitments and contingencies     Stockholders’ equity     Common stock $0.0001 par value; 50,000,000 shares authorized; 21,148,810 and 20,661,341 shares issued and outstanding at December 31 respectively 2,115   2,066 Additional paid-in capital 49,082,737   47,323,673 Accumulated other comprehensive income 140,254   675,310 Accumulated deficit (22,053,061)  (8,418,727)Total stockholders’ equity 27,172,045   39,582,322 Total Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity$36,933,982  $48,265,652        (OSS)UNAUDITED CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS(Dollars may not calculate due to rounding)  For the Three Months EndedDecember 31 net:           Interest income 100,805   159,487   477,745   544,958 Interest expense (3,206)  (29,662)  (74,116)  (117,774)Employee retention credit (ERC) -   418,431   -   1,716,727 Other income (expense) net 30,647   (452,886)  45,353   (9,806)Total other income In this article, we’ll look at the top 14 open-source application security tools—including SCA, secrets scanning, and application security testing tools—to help you streamline the critical process of securing your apps from threats and vulnerabilities. What are application security tools?Application security tools are solutions that automate application security measures in order to protect software applications from vulnerabilities that could compromise their availability and confidentiality To empower developers to detect and mitigate software security risks fast, AppSec tools include specialized features that help teams fix potential code and OSS vulnerabilities right within their integrated development environment (IDE) and source code management (SCM) systems They also facilitate cross-team collaboration among development, operations, and security teams, ensuring that all hands are on deck to enforce security controls throughout the software development lifecycle (SDLC) organizations can become more resilient in the face of evolving security risks There are many OSS AppSec tools on the market So how do you know which are the best fit for your organization Below are six key features to look out for in your ideal OSS application security tools A tool that deploys slowly or is complex to set up and utilize will slow down software release cycles Choose OSS AppSec tools that deploy in minutes and have user-friendly interfaces to improve usability Though OSS tools are generally customizable extending the functionalities of some of these tools can be costly or introduce performance overheads look out for tools that offer straightforward customization options to seamlessly incorporate all the functionalities you need For performance and extensibility reasons, many modern applications are developed using multiple languages. Be sure to choose a tool that supports all languages in your software, and check that the tool integrates easily into your development workflows. This will facilitate agile software development and shift-left security Real-time scanning and alerting involves continuously monitoring and reporting on your software and code files while they are being accessed and executed This feature gives DevSecOps teams near-instantaneous visibility into code and patches shortening the attack window if there are vulnerabilities present A security solution is only as good as its ability to correctly identify security issues in your software environment and provide you with actionable insights on how to resolve them Select a tool that gives you detailed results with low false positives out of the box which will speed up remediation and minimize alert fatigue OSS projects are driven by community contributions; be sure that the tool you choose has an active user community to offer you timely support. It should also provide you with regular updates and recommendations for configuration fixes. Cloud-native security starts with your code. Top OSS application security tools AppSec tools cut across various aspects of application security, covering use cases like code and secrets scanning, application security testing Software composition analysis (SCA) tools help in the detection of known vulnerabilities and license compliance issues in open-source components This tool is optimized to detect common vulnerabilities in software dependencies, including the OWASP Top 10 Once Dependency-Check finds a dependency in your software environment it scans for the dependecy’s Common Platform Enumeration (CPE) identifier and links to its associated CVE entries helping you identify third-party vulnerabilities on the fly Retire.js detects outdated and vulnerable JavaScript libraries in software apps and recommends up-to-date or more secure alternatives to enable instantaneous vulnerability remediation Secrets Scanning tools scan code repositories to prevent the accidental release of secrets like API keys GitHub secret scanning automatically scans GitHub code repositories and commits histories for known types of secrets It uses pattern recognition techniques and alerts repository administrators when leaked secrets are detected GitGuardian scans public and private repositories for exposed secrets It has an alerting function and seamlessly integrates with CI/CD pipelines TruffleHog runs high-entropy scans on Git repositories and other version control systems to detect various types of secrets making it a favorite among security engineers and developers Static application security testing tools assess application source code and binaries for coding errors and vulnerabilities that can be exploited in attacks SonarQube performs code security and quality assurance checks on application source code SonarQube checks your code against an expansive ruleset empowering DevSecOps teams to get real-time feedback on bugs and vulnerabilities Bearer CLI provides a set of tools for assessing software source code It enables real-time vulnerability scanning and generates compliance reports Brakeman is a static scanner for Ruby on Rails apps and discovers potential security risks before they are exploitable Dynamic application security testing tools interact with software apps as end users and attackers would providing timely insights into potential runtime vulnerabilities Wapiti is a web application crawler that injects payloads into software to detect file disclosure issues Zed Attack Proxy (ZAP) is an actively maintained project that uses crawlers and passive scanning methods to detect OS vulnerabilities Nikto scans web servers for common vulnerabilities Common Gateway Interface (CGI) vulnerabilities Penetration testing tools look for vulnerabilities in software apps which simulate attacks to discover security risks but do not exploit them sqlmap exploits SQL injection vulnerabilities in web apps by executing arbitrary SQL commands It tests for vulnerabilities by attempting to gain unauthorized system access Metasploit is a powerful pen tester that offers a suite of tools It is also ideal for developing intrusion detection systems (IDSs) Web Application Attack and Audit Framework (w3af) audits and exploits common vulnerabilities in web apps, including OS commanding, cross-site request forgery (CSRF), XSS, and SQL injection.  Open-source security tools are essential, but misconfigured repositories and exposed secrets remain some of the biggest threats. The State of Code Security Report 2025 found that secrets exposure in public repos affects 61% of organizations. Secure cloud-native applications at every stage of development to protect code, CI/CD systems, and infrastructure. helping the Allies to victory during World War II Rene Veuve was born in Switzerland to a French carpenter father and an Italian housemaid mother in 1920 he joined the Free French Forces and worked with the OSS The OSS assigned him the codename Joyeuse (“Joyful”) after medieval emperor Charlemagne’s legendary sword the moniker would stick with the young OSS recruit forever Ultimately, his resistance network rescued more than 200 Allied aircrew members who were shot down over occupied France – not only helping them to evade capture but also taking extraordinary measures to repatriate them. Joyeuse himself was wounded during a mission and barely escaped capture. As a result of his brave actions, Joyeuse was personally awarded by General Dwight D. Eisenhower the Nation’s second-highest combat award, the Distinguished Service Cross, for extraordinary heroism against an armed enemy. Joyeuse also received the Légion d’Honneur-Chevalier, the highest military award in France. After WWII, Veuve officially adopted Joyeuse as his surname. Joyeuse went on to study medicine at the University of Paris, where he met his future wife, Suzanne Bouffon. Upon earning his doctoral degree in 1955, the couple emigrated to the United States and married. Until his death, Joyeuse was dedicated to the woman and the country that captured his heart. After emigrating to the U.S., Joyeuse continued to study, teach, and practice medicine. He worked as an emergency trauma surgeon at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota and also significantly contributed to heart valve replacement research at the University of California, Los Angeles. Years later, his beloved wife Suzanne received a heart valve that her husband had worked to develop. Joyeuse’s contribution to the “golden hour” concept of trauma care—providing emergency medical services within 60 minutes—carries through to this day, particularly in military medicine, and has helped save the lives of countless service members. Joyeuse’s abiding wish was a final resting place on the hallowed grounds of Arlington National Cemetery. His wish was nearly not fulfilled as Joyeuse did not technically meet the Cemetery’s eligibility requirement given that he served in the OSS rather than as an active U.S. military servicemember during WWII. However, the CIA justly advocated on Joyeuse’s behalf, and then-U.S. Secretary of the Army John McHugh approved the burial based on Joyeuse’s “extraordinary heroism, lifetime scientific contributions, and civilian support to the U.S. military.” Today, anyone who visits Arlington National Cemetery can honor those who have served the United States and pay their respects to Dr. Rene Joyeuse, a resistance fighter turned spy, turned medical pioneer. An American hero. Hollywood and the Office of Strategic ServicesLearn More Christian Lambertsen and the Secret Story Behind ScubaLearn More St. Mary Catholic Church St. Mary Catholic Cemetery, Stockbridge son of thelate Howard and Irene (Groeschel) Van Oss After his graduation from Stockbridge High School in 1985 Dennis proudly served in the United States Navy from 1987 until 1991 Dennis enrolled in Fox Valley Technical College where he earned a degree in Printing and Publishing in 1993 he left JJ Keller to work at Appleton Papers where he stayed until his retirement in 2022 Ben and Melanie.Dennis was a longtime member of St Mary’s Catholic Church in Stockbridge the Stockbridge American Legion and the Desert Veterans of Wisconsin During his working years he was a member of United Steelworkers Local 2-469 and joined the Fox Valley Area Labor Council Retirees Club upon his retirement.Dennis enjoyed time spent outdoors where he could be hunting or sturgeon spearing.  He truly appreciated being around people sharing good company and many stories.  It wasn’t uncommon for him to make the rounds throughout the area making sure to stop by his brothers’ homes and close friends to visit and check in  He loved attending EAA AirVenture and looked forward to participating in their Salute to Veterans parade  Dennis had a passion for art and was known to use his skills for drawing and making sturgeon decoys.  He also used his talents to build model rockets which were sent flying high into the sky.  Throughout his life Dennis lovingly cared for the pets that he had People enjoyed seeing him bike with his Lab/Golden Retriever mix Dennis was a Toyota loyalist who was famous for proving how dependable and long lasting his vehicles were He was also very keen on collecting hats from wherever his trips and travels would take him and he amassed quite the vast collection over his lifetime.Survivors include his wife: Mary; his children: Ben Van Oss Melanie Van Oss; his siblings: Raymond (Betty) Van Oss John (Amanda) Baker; and his mother-in-law: Joan Baker.  He is further survived by nieces  He was preceded in death by his parents; a brother: John Van Oss his father-in-law: Arthur Baker; and a nephew: Lucas Van Oss.Mass of Christian Burial will be at 12:00 Noon on Saturday Mary Catholic Church (Military Road) in Stockbridge with Rev  A time of visitation will be held at the St Mary Catholic Church in Stockbridge on Saturday  At the time of the service and following there will be a link available above for those wishing to watch a live stream or archived recording of the service or see pictures of the flowers and gifts given to the family Dennis and I had just spoken 3 days prior to him passing He came into the store often and would always say "stoppin in just to say Hi Bill" He will be missed.. May you find comfort and joy in your fond memories May God grant you peace in this difficult time enjoy the great memories Betty--so sorry to hear of the passing of your brother-in law Betty we worked many years together at Chilton Products our thoughts and prayers are with Dennis's family and friends I pray for peace for the family and friends of Dennis during this difficult time I pray we find happiness in knowing that Dennis lives on through his children and all the memories of him we cherish I pray we find comfort in knowing we will reunite with him when our earthy work is also finished Dennis played baseball for me during his high school years My deepest sympathy to Mary and the entire VanOss family He was such a great story teller and an awesome person to work with I as so very sorry to hear about the loss of Dennis At this moment there are no words to help ease the pain of your loss Some day soon I hope your memories will bring a smile to your face I was so sad to hear about Dennis 's passing good talking with him at our Legion meetings may God be with you all and give you peace and understanding in this difficult time: hugs to all Dennis has been a great member of the Stockbridge American Legion This work, 100th OSS AFE wins AF small program of the 2024, by A1C Aidan Martinez, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright Cloud-Native OSS is redefining telecom by enabling faster deployments it uses a microservices-based architecture reducing costs and handling trouble tickets 83% faster With quicker service rollouts—sometimes within 24 hours—telecom providers can adapt to evolving demands and drive innovation.  A successful Cloud-Native OSS strategy requires a modular containerized design that supports open standards and AI integration modernizing OSS is crucial for telecom providers to stay competitive cloud-native OSS built for the digital future The telecom industry is undergoing a massive transformation At the forefront of this change is Cloud-native OSS OSS is critical because these are the systems our CSP's customers use to manage the lifecycle of their services Traditional OSS architectures are typically monolithic systems Cloud OSS leverages a microservices based architecture Here are three of the main advantages you can get from Cloud OSS You can deploy new services and upgrades in days Often you can go live in as little as 24 hours Cloud OSS enables you to reduce operational costs and improve efficiency by delivering automation and AI driven insights you get enhanced scalability and flexibility Cloud OSS enables you to adapt easily to changing demands and lets you smoothly roll out services Building a successful Cloud-native OSS strategy requires a modular and containerized architecture That architecture ensures flexibility and scalability for integration with third party services and enabled integration with AI to improve decision-making and automation Cloud-native OSS empowers telcos to offer superior customer experiences It's the key to unlocking the full potential of 5G and future network technologies Modernizing the OSS is now the most important part of the digital transformation journey modernizing to a Cloud-native OSS is important because it enables the CSP to play a more active role in the Cloud ecosystem It's really to deliver an open and programmable OSS for this ecosystem that's Cloud-native and microservices based ';case"arrow-right-regular":return'\x3c!-- Font Awesome Pro 6.1.0 by @fontawesome - 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WATCH or LISTEN now Focus Check podcast ep62: Sony's a7S III FW 4.0 | Insta360 X5 & much more Sony also launched a super-telephoto zoom lens: the FE 400-800mm F/6.3-8 G OSS This massive piece of glass has the longest focal length amongst Sony E-mount lenses and will be perfect for bird Back in 2019, Sony released the Sony FE 200-600mm f/5.6-6.3 G OSS and the massive FE 600mm f/4 GM OSS telephoto prime lens While the super-telephoto zoom lens market can seem relatively “niche,” Sony continues to expand their Sony E-Mount lineup which will now cover all focal lengths from 12mm up to 800mm with this new FE 400-800mm F/6.3-8 G OSS The Sony FE 400-800mm F/6.3-8 G OSS is a massive lens with an outside diameter of 11.9cm/4.68in and a weight of 2.47kg/5.22lbs with the tripod collar this is the kind of lens you bring on purpose as it takes a lot of room in a backpack/case This super-telephoto zoom lens covers full-frame image sensors With a wide zoom range that goes from 400mm with a maximum aperture of F/6.3 to 800mm at F/8 it has the most extended focal length of the Sony E-Mount lens lineup if you use it with the optional 1.4x teleconverter you can reach 1120mm at F/11 and even 1600mm at F/16 with the 2.0x teleconverter the lens doesn’t extend or retract; it has an internal zooming design which almost doesn’t change the center of gravity of your setup when zooming There is also a plethora of buttons and switches At the bottom of the Sony FE 400-800mm F/6.3-8 G OSS you’ll find a tripod mount with one 1/4″-20 and one 3/8″-16 mounting point The lens comes with a lens hood that has a filter window this super-telephoto zoom lens is dust- and moisture-resistant buttons and switches have silicone rubber gaskets the autofocus system features two linear motors the focus ring has a linear response for precise adjustments Sony claims that the FE 400-800mm F/6.3-8 G OSS has nearly zero focus breathing and it supports breathing compensation with compatible cameras The lens design of the Sony FE 400-800mm F/6.3-8 G OSS consists of a whopping 27 elements in 19 groups including six ED glass elements to compensate for chromatic aberration The front element has a Fluorine coating that repels water/oil and helps with cleaning while adding an extra protection layer The aperture diaphragm features eleven rounded blades for smooth and rounded bokeh The minimum focusing distance is 1.7m/66in at 400mm and 3.5m/137in at 800mm the front filter diameter is massive at 105mm The Sony FE 400-800mm F/6.3-8 G OSS will be available in March for €3,000.For more information, please visit Sony’s website here What do you think about this super-telephoto zoom lens Do you often shoot with telephoto zoom lenses Could it be a valuable addition to your kit or a lens you would rent for specific projects Don’t hesitate to let us know in the comments below Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" Stay current with regular CineD updates about news You can unsubscribe at any time via an unsubscribe link included in every newsletter. 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For further details, see our Privacy Policy France) has been awarded the Oberon contract by the U.K Ministry of Defence (MOD) to design and build two synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellites with day-and-night surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) capability The two Oberon satellites will boast active providing greater operational capability to British and allied defense forces A February 2025 Aviation Week article reports that the U.K has long relied on its intelligence ties with the U.S Oberon follows another contract awarded to Airbus’ Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd.(SSTL U.K.) for an Earth observation satellite as part of the Istari project as the U.K develops its own sovereign ISR collection capability The goal is to have an on-orbit constellation by ≈2031 Airbus has worked with SMEs across the U.K to leverage innovative technologies for these 400-kilogram satellites A key example is the antennas which will be supplied by Oxford Space Systems (OSS OSS has developed carbon fiber-reinforced polymer (CFRP) structures that stow away in very small volumes for launch but deploy into shape once in orbit These antennas will use OSS’ Wrapped Rib design to transmit and receive the radar pulses that are used to map the surface of Earth “We are looking forward to working with Airbus as our mission partner to deliver this important capability together,” says Paul Russell Space team leader at the MOD’s procurement department “As the U.K.’s largest space company Airbus makes a significant contribution to the delivery of the National Space Strategy while supporting British SMEs across its supply chains we will deliver the next in a series of game-changing capabilities to U.K OSS has validated its CFRP Wrapped Rib antenna in collaboration with SSTL onboard its CarbSAR satellite SSTL was formed as a spin-off from the University of Surrey in 1985 SSTL became a wholly owned subsidiary of Airbus growth stage space technology business founded in 2013 with a vision to be the global leader in deployable antennas for space OSS and SSTL agreed to build and launch an OSS Wrapped Rib antenna mounted to an SSTL CarbSAR satellite The goal was to advance both companies’ abilities and SSTL building its ability to integrate capability from new suppliers the U.K.’s National Security Strategic Investment Fund (NSSIF) and the MOD A 2023 press release claimed this collaboration is proving a groundbreaking SAR concept change detection and “big data” analytics applications are driving interest in spaceborne SAR data to support day/night and all-weather imaging at a rate faster than can be achieved with any individual satellite This drives demand for much smaller radar satellites that can be launched in groups within a limited launch volume however it is still desirable to retain a large antenna for better quality imagery stowable and lightweight reflector antenna provides a number of benefits in designing small radar satellites for particular applications A reflector antenna can also significantly simplify the radar electronics making it ideal for implementation on much smaller spacecraft such as SSTL’s CarbSAR platform The OSS Wrapped Rib Antenna enables high-resolution imaging from SmallSat Earth observation missions irrespective of weather conditions or daylight These antennas deploy CFRP ribs from a central hub to form a 3-meter-diameter parabolic dish supporting a high-performing metal mesh reflector surface This technology provides a compact stowed configuration that achieves cost-efficient performance when deployed in orbit the antenna had successfully completed an extensive ground-based test program including a radio frequency (RF) test campaign and was deemed ready to demonstrate its performance in orbit Carbonite is the latest in a long range of 100-kilogram class SmallSat platforms that SSTL has been building in Guildford since the early 1980’s Carbonite-1 was a development mission launched in 2015 The Carbonite range was always designed to be multi-sensor and has evolved to feature a standard set of core platform avionics available with a variety of optical payloads CarbSAR reportedly embeds the SAR electronics within the standard Carbonite satellite core avionics in an elegant combination with the stowable OSS antenna to deliver high-resolution CarbSAR imaging satellite using Wrapped Rib antenna with CFRP structures will be supplied by Airbus for the U.K Ministry of Defence's Oberon program. Source | Airbus Defence and Space Airbus (Toulouse, France) has been awarded the Oberon contract by the U.K Airbus has worked with SMEs across the U.K. to leverage innovative technologies for these 400-kilogram satellites. A key example is the antennas which will be supplied by Oxford Space Systems (OSS The Wrapped Rib Antenna developed by OSS for synthetic aperture radar (SAR) enables high-resolution imaging for SmallSat Earth observation missions. Source | Oxford Space Systems In May 2023, OSS and SSTL agreed to build and launch an OSS Wrapped Rib antenna mounted to an SSTL CarbSAR satellite. The goal was to advance both companies’ abilities, with OSS gaining space heritage, and SSTL building its ability to integrate capability from new suppliers. The work has been jointly funded by OSS, SSTL, Airbus Defence and Space, the U.K.’s National Security Strategic Investment Fund (NSSIF) and the MOD Having a large, scalable, stowable and lightweight reflector antenna provides a number of benefits in designing small radar satellites for particular applications. A reflector antenna can also significantly simplify the radar electronics, making it ideal for implementation on much smaller spacecraft such as SSTL’s CarbSAR platform. maintaining a robust cloud security posture becomes critical Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) tools play a pivotal role in this by providing continuous monitoring and compliance enforcement across cloud infrastructures offer a cost-effective and flexible way for organizations to strengthen their cloud defenses without committing to expensive enterprise solutions Cloud security posture management: An refresherCSPM is the practice of managing and protecting cloud environments through end-to-end cloud visibility CSPM involves using tools that automate the continuous monitoring and resolution of cloud security vulnerabilities in IaaS CSPM tools identify misconfigurations, broken authorization / weak access controls, insecure APIs, and more in real time to minimize the risk of data breaches. They also enforce regulatory standards and in-house security policies to prevent non-compliance fines and ensure operational best practices. Even better? Their contextual insights streamline DevSecOps processes and enhance incident response. Although many OSS CSPM software options offer the benefits listed above (and more), other CSPM solutions are limited in scope. For example, some tools enable automatic remediation of security risks, while some simply detect issues, leaving the rest of the work to your teams. To get the most out of your chosen CSPM tool, be on the lookout for the following capabilities: Comprehensive cloud resource inventorying: Be sure the tool you pick shows in clear terms where compute and storage resources are in your cloud. Accurate risk detection: Verify that the tool you choose can benchmark your cloud, host, and app configurations against industry best practices to detect exploitable misconfigurations/vulnerabilities. Contextual reporting and risk prioritization: Consider the CSPM product’s ability to understand your business contexts and use these insights to prioritize the risks you’re most vulnerable to. Multi-cloud monitoring: Choose a solution that integrates monitoring across various cloud providers such as AWS, Azure, and GCP into one unified dashboard for seamless risk traceability. Compliance management and policy enforcement: Consider a tool that can remediate compliance violations on the fly and help you enforce your organization’s policies and standards. For example, select a solution that will alert your teams in real time when new configurations stray from in-house security policies.  Top 9 OSS CSPM toolsBelow are our top 9 OSS CSPM software and their core capabilities: CIS-CAT Lite Cloudsploit Gapps Lynis Magpie OpenSCAP Prowler Scout Suite S3Scanner CIS-CAT Lite is the free version of the Center for Internet Security’s cloud security and compliance assessment tool. Tailored specifically for implementing CIS Benchmarks, CIS-CAT Lite enforces secure configurations across various clouds, including AWS, Azure, and GCP. Cloud security configuration and CIS compliance auditing  Gives compliance scores for easier compliance posture auditing Offers very limited features compared to more advanced CSPM products Navigating the alphabet soup of cloud security tools is challenging – CSPM? CNAPP? CDR? We've simplified your decision-making process and laid all the criteria for a modern CSPM solution. 2. CloudsploitSelf-hosted CloudSploit is the open-source version of Aqua’s CSPM solution It offers a range of features for managing cloud security and compliance CloudSploit’s config file lets you send credentials and data from your cloud infrastructure for scanning The results are then sent to a console in a tabular format giving you an at-a-glance view of cloud risks Cloud misconfiguration management in Microsoft Azure Collects cloud infrastructure data as JSON files Discovers 1,000+ risks and vulnerabilities Minimal performance impact because it scans in the background Offers native support for AWS but requires add-ons to monitor other clouds Enables hard-coding cloud data for processing Gapps is a cloud security posture and compliance management platform that integrates with various cloud infrastructure.  Supports 10+ compliance frameworks, including SOC2, NIST, and SSF  Out-of-the-box support for 1,500+ controls and 25+ policies Support for custom policy creation and enforcement Download KuppingerCole's analysis of top CSPM solutions and learn why they ranked Wiz # in product and innovation. 4. LynisLynis is designed for Linux and other Unix-based systems that run on hosts Lynis performs compliance and security posture scans Provides recommendations for system hardening Magpie is composed of layered FIFO queues that allow it to output query results in order while running as a single process or as a set of processes across multiple machines It has a plugin architecture that integrates with AWS and GCP clouds enabling security architects to unify CSPM scans from both clouds where it discovers your cloud infrastructure  where it analyzes the infrastructure for security risks where it converts the query data for downstream processing where it outputs the data as JSON files or sends it to Kafka or PostgreSQL Misconfiguration and regulatory compliance management Security best practice enforcement via a security policy and rules engine  Storage of historical security and compliance assessments to enable trend analysis and compliance auditing Built-in ransomware rules to prevent ransomware and supply chain attacks Data preview feature for analyzing sensitive data without exposing systems to data-focused attacks Cannot scan Kubernetes and serverless resources OpenSCAP is a toolkit with a range of cloud security, policy, and compliance management tools. It includes OpenSCAP Base, Workbench, Daemon, and more, which help secure clouds, containers, and container images. Configuration and vulnerability scanning via OpenSCAP Base, a NIST-certified CLI tool  Tracking infrastructure compliance with various SCAP policies through OpenSCAP Daemon Storage of historical SCAP scan results in SCAPtimony  Compliance enforcement while building images via OSCAP Anaconda Addon Continuous compliance and vulnerability checks Support for 25+ standards, including CIS Benchmarks The multiple layers and add-ons can be difficult to navigate Does not support compliance management for popular standards like GDPR 7. ProwlerProwler is a PyPI project for assessing the security posture of AWS Facilitates compliance assessments and audits for standards like CIS and Kubernetes configs against custom policies Has a dashboard for exploring CSPM reports Hardens clouds by disabling unnecessary ports deleting abandoned instances and datastores Aggregating results from multi-cloud environments may be difficult due to its distributed deployment options Scout Suite is a cloud security auditing tool for providing point-in-time security risk and configuration assessments Scout Suite integrates easily with multiple cloud environments Automatic cloud risk discovery via scanning for exposed CSP APIs Summarized risk and attack surface reports Supports interacting with reports offline (once data collection and scanning is complete) Does not perform in-depth security posture scans Does not support compliance management; only identifies misconfigurations and security risks  Summarized reports lack the depth and context needed to speed up remediation efforts S3Scanner checks S3 buckets in AWS and a range of other CSPs for misconfigured permissions It contains a host of tools for managing the security posture of S3 buckets Misconfiguration detection via S3-compatible APIs Stores historical data in the PostgreSQL database Automating scans is only possible through complex add-ons and with multiple components interacting with each other That’s why cost-effective and highly extensible OSS CSPM tools are attractive solutions to help enterprises discover misconfigurations and keep their clouds standards-compliant there’s no singular OSS CSPM tool that offers all the essential capabilities we’ve discussed above Enter Wiz. From context-aware scanning and risk prioritization to automatic remediation and multi-cloud support, WIZ CSPM is a unified platform that has everything you need. Request a demo today to see how Wiz can solve all your cloud infrastructure security pain points. One Stop Systems (OSS) has secured two significant contract renewals with the U.S The first is a $4 million contract for the P-8A Poseidon Aircraft program and a 5-year support extension under a $36 million sole-source supplier agreement This contract involves providing high-capacity flash storage systems and support services The second renewal is a $2 million contract for upgrading PCIe infrastructure supporting sonar sensor processing on the Virginia Class Submarine will support the program for at least another decade Prototypes will be delivered in early 2025 with production systems following later in the year One Stop Systems (OSS) ha ottenuto due importanti rinnovi di contratto con il Dipartimento della Difesa degli Stati Uniti Il primo è un contratto da 4 milioni di dollari per il programma dell'aereo P-8A Poseidon aggiornamenti tecnologici e un'estensione di supporto di 5 anni nell'ambito di un accordo esclusivo con un fornitore da 36 milioni di dollari Questo contratto prevede la fornitura di sistemi di archiviazione flash ad alta capacità e servizi di supporto Il secondo rinnovo è un contratto da 2 milioni di dollari per l'aggiornamento dell'infrastruttura PCIe che supporta l'elaborazione dei sensori sonar sul sottomarino della Classe Virginia supporterà il programma per almeno un altro decennio I prototipi saranno consegnati all'inizio del 2025 con i sistemi di produzione che seguiranno più avanti nel corso dell'anno One Stop Systems (OSS) ha asegurado dos renovaciones de contrato significativas con el Departamento de Defensa de los EE La primera es un contrato de 4 millones de dólares para el programa del avión P-8A Poseidon actualización tecnológica y una extensión de soporte de 5 años bajo un acuerdo exclusivo con un proveedor de 36 millones de dólares Este contrato implica la provisión de sistemas de almacenamiento flash de alta capacidad y servicios de soporte La segunda renovación es un contrato de 2 millones de dólares para la actualización de la infraestructura PCIe que apoya el procesamiento de sensores sonar en el submarino de Clase Virginia apoyará el programa durante al menos otra década Los prototipos se entregarán a principios de 2025 con los sistemas de producción que llegarán más tarde en el año 원스톱 시스템즈(OSS)는 미국 국방부와 총 6백만 달러 규모의 두 건의 중요한 계약 갱신을 체결했습니다 첫 번째 계약은 4백만 달러 계약으로 P-8A 포세이돈 항공기 프로그램을 위한 것으로 기술 업데이트 및 3천6백만 달러의 독점 공급업체 계약에 따른 5년 지원 연장을 포함합니다 두 번째 갱신은 버지니아급 잠수함의 소나 센서 처리를 지원하는 PCIe 인프라 업그레이드를 위한 2백만 달러 계약입니다 One Stop Systems (OSS) a sécurisé deux renouvellements de contrats significatifs avec le Département de la Défense des États-Unis Le premier est un contrat de 4 millions de dollars pour le programme de l'avion P-8A Poseidon des mises à jour technologiques et une extension de support de 5 ans dans le cadre d'un contrat exclusif de 36 millions de dollars Ce contrat implique la fourniture de systèmes de stockage flash haute capacité et de services de support Le deuxième renouvellement est un contrat de 2 millions de dollars pour la mise à niveau de l'infrastructure PCIe soutenant le traitement des capteurs sonar sur le sous-marin de classe Virginia soutiendra le programme pendant au moins une autre décennie suivis des systèmes de production plus tard dans l'année One Stop Systems (OSS) hat zwei bedeutende Vertragsverlängerungen mit dem US-Verteidigungsministerium im Gesamtwert von 6 Millionen Dollar gesichert Der erste ist ein Vertrag über 4 Millionen Dollar für das P-8A Poseidon Flugzeugprogramm technische Aktualisierungen und eine 5-jährige Unterstützungserweiterung im Rahmen eines Alleinlieferantenvertrags über 36 Millionen Dollar umfasst Dieser Vertrag umfasst die Bereitstellung von Hochkapazitäts-Flashspeichersystemen und Unterstützungsdiensten Die zweite Verlängerung ist ein Vertrag über 2 Millionen Dollar zur Aufrüstung der PCIe-Infrastruktur die die Verarbeitung von Sonarsensoren auf dem Virginia-Klasse-U-Boot unterstützt wird das Programm mindestens ein weiteres Jahrzehnt unterstützen gefolgt von Produktionssystemen später im Jahr These $6 million in contract renewals represent more than just revenue - they demonstrate OSS's entrenched position in critical military infrastructure The sole-source supplier status for both programs creates a significant competitive moat as military qualification processes and security requirements create substantial barriers to entry for competitors The P-8A Poseidon contract is particularly noteworthy as it combines hardware The inclusion of OSS's proprietary Ion Accelerator™ software indicates a deeper technological integration that makes platform switching more challenging and costly for the military The 5-year support extension provides valuable recurring revenue visibility and operational stability The Virginia Class submarine contract renewal extending the relationship beyond its current 13-year tenure showcases the long-term nature of defense platform positions The 10-year support horizon for the PCIe upgrade demonstrates the extended lifecycle of military programs providing predictable revenue streams and opportunities for technology refreshes These renewals validate OSS's strategic focus on ruggedized edge computing solutions for demanding military applications The company's ability to maintain and expand these platform positions suggests strong execution and customer satisfaction With additional platform opportunities in the pipeline OSS is well-positioned to leverage its proven capabilities and incumbent status to secure new military programs Media Contacts: Robert KalebaughOne Stop Systems, Inc. Tel (858) 518-6154Email contact Investor Relations:Andrew BergerManaging Director SM Berger & Company, Inc. Tel (216) 464-6400Email contact today announced its participation in the 37th Annual ROTH Conference on March 17-18 will be available for one-on-one investor meetings on both days including but not limited to the potential and/or the results participating in the ROTH Conference Media Contacts: Robert KalebaughOne Stop Systems, Inc. Tel (858) 518-6154Email contact Investor Relations:Andrew BergerManaging Director SM Berger & Company, Inc. Tel (216) 464-6400Email contact a leading provider of rugged Enterprise Class compute solutions for AI has announced its participation in the upcoming 37th Annual ROTH Conference The conference is scheduled for March 17-18 Company executives Mike Knowles (President and CEO) and Dan Gabel (CFO) will be available for one-on-one meetings with investors throughout both days of the event Interested parties can arrange meetings through their ROTH representatives un fornitore leader di soluzioni informatiche robuste di classe Enterprise per AI apprendimento automatico e elaborazione dei sensori ai margini ha annunciato la sua partecipazione alla prossima 37ª Conferenza Annuale ROTH La conferenza si terrà il 17-18 marzo 2025 I dirigenti dell'azienda Mike Knowles (Presidente e CEO) e Dan Gabel (CFO) saranno disponibili per incontri individuali con gli investitori durante entrambi i giorni dell'evento Le parti interessate possono organizzare incontri tramite i loro rappresentanti ROTH un proveedor líder de soluciones informáticas robustas de clase empresarial para IA aprendizaje automático y procesamiento de sensores en el borde ha anunciado su participación en la próxima 37ª Conferencia Anual ROTH La conferencia está programada para el 17-18 de marzo de 2025 Los ejecutivos de la empresa Mike Knowles (Presidente y CEO) y Dan Gabel (CFO) estarán disponibles para reuniones individuales con inversores durante ambos días del evento Las partes interesadas pueden organizar reuniones a través de sus representantes de ROTH 머신러닝 및 엣지에서의 센서 처리를 위한 견고한 엔터프라이즈 클래스 컴퓨팅 솔루션의 선두 제공업체가 다가오는 제37회 연례 ROTH 컨퍼런스에 참여한다고 발표했습니다 컨퍼런스는 2025년 3월 17-18일에 캘리포니아 주 다나 포인트에서 열릴 예정입니다 회사의 경영진인 마이크 놀스 (사장 겸 CEO)와 댄 가벨 (CFO)은 행사 이틀 동안 투자자와의 일대일 미팅을 위해 참석할 예정입니다 un fournisseur de premier plan de solutions informatiques robustes de classe entreprise pour l'IA l'apprentissage automatique et le traitement des capteurs en périphérie a annoncé sa participation à la prochaine 37e Conférence Annuelle ROTH La conférence est prévue pour le 17-18 mars 2025 Les dirigeants de l'entreprise Mike Knowles (Président et CEO) et Dan Gabel (CFO) seront disponibles pour des réunions individuelles avec les investisseurs pendant les deux jours de l'événement Les parties intéressées peuvent organiser des réunions par l'intermédiaire de leurs représentants ROTH ein führender Anbieter von robusten Enterprise-Class-Computing-Lösungen für KI maschinelles Lernen und Sensorverarbeitung am Edge hat seine Teilnahme an der bevorstehenden 37 Die Unternehmensleiter Mike Knowles (Präsident und CEO) und Dan Gabel (CFO) stehen während beider Tage der Veranstaltung für persönliche Treffen mit Investoren zur Verfügung Interessierte Parteien können über ihre ROTH-Vertreter Meetings arrangieren Media Contacts: Robert KalebaughOne Stop Systems, Inc. Tel (858) 518-6154Email contact Investor Relations:Andrew BergerManaging Director SM Berger & Company, Inc. Tel (216) 464-6400Email contact Partnership to enhance cognitive dominance in support of Hyper Enabled Force mission objectives through development efforts of rugged edge AI/ML compute solutions Agreement aligns with OSS’ strategy to expand offerings and establish embedded relationships across the U.S today announced that the Company has entered into a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with U.S The goal of this partnership is to create advanced durable high performance computer solutions that can process vast amounts of data quickly and efficiently in the field The collaboration agreement between OSS and U.S Special Operations Forces (SOF) is focused on advancing the development of cutting-edge AI and ML computing solutions designed specifically for rugged edge environments—places where traditional computing systems may not be suitable due to extreme conditions such as harsh climates or remote locations Solutions under development will support a strategic initiative of U.S Special Operation Forces known as the Hyper-Enabled Force (HEF) which seeks to enhance the situational awareness SOF aims to improve cognitive dominance—enabling troops to process information faster than their adversaries and to ultimately achieve mission objectives with greater precision “We expect that our collaboration with SOF will help provide warfighters with more sophisticated and intelligent tools to improve their performance in increasingly complex and dynamic combat scenarios thus reinforcing their competitive advantage on the battlefield,” commented Robert Kalebaugh “Today’s announcement also reflects our multi-year strategy focused on expanding our offerings and establishing relationships across all branches of the U.S The SOF CRADA represents an important pillar within our $1+ billion sales pipeline Department of Defense will accelerate the adaptation of the types of enterprise class architecture OSS provides for AI/ML We look forward to our collaboration with the U.S Special Forces and providing valuable input into a key Defense initiative seeking to create a significant advantage for the warfighter,” concluded Mr Investor Relations:Andrew BergerManaging Director SM Berger & Company, Inc. Tel (216) 464-6400Email contact This work, Section Spotlight: G2 ACE TF Spartan OSS, by SPC Isabel Wagner, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright. Unlike security tools that directly remediate risks threat intelligence tools focus on managing These solutions are vital because the modern threat landscape is volatile and relentless. Actionable threat intelligence is the key to robust security, as businesses must have deep knowledge and foresight on new and potent security threats to fortify their cloud environments optimally.  In this blog post, we’ll shine a light on the top OSS threat intelligence platforms and tools that enterprises can integrate into their security stack. Note: Threat intelligence tools are different from threat intelligence feeds. Equally important, threat intelligence feeds feature a constant influx of data, but they typically don’t have the advanced curatorial, analytical, or reporting capabilities of cyber threat intelligence platforms and tools.  A comprehensive threat intelligence database of cloud security incidents, actors, tools and techniques. The top 8 OSS threat intelligence toolsChoosing a robust OSS threat intelligence solution will give your security teams actionable intelligence to optimize threat hunting and reinforce defenses against potential threats Since threat actors are constantly evolving and developing new kinds of cyberattacks companies need to provide their threat analysts with the most cutting-edge OSS threat intelligence tools MISP OpenCTI Cuckoo Sandbox TheHive Yeti T-Pot Harpoon GOSINT (Source: MISP)MISP helps enterprises document, share, cross-examine, and correlate indicators of compromise (IoCs). With numerous data models, threat intelligence feeds, event management options, and data storage and sharing functionalities, a MISP is much more than just a threat database.  Structured documentation comprising technical and non-technical data about malware samples and cyberattacks  Automatic correlation of types of malware with their characteristics and attributes Integrations with any type of underlying IT infrastructure  Built-in threat intelligence sharing functions to distribute critical cybersecurity data to different teams (Source: OpenCTI)Available at no cost on GitHub, OpenCTI is an OSS cyber threat intelligence tool that structures threat data based on the STIX 2 standards. It’s a comprehensive and robust solution businesses can use as their primary threat intelligence platform.  Centralized view of threat data from disparate sources, which helps streamline threat information management  Context-rich database to ensure that security analysts receive actionable context to support their investigations Ability to trace and link threat information back to its source Streamlined and automated workflows to aid security event management and remediation (Source: TrustedSec)Enterprises can feed this OSS malware analysis tool with any questionable file (such as DLL files, Python files, PDF files, URLs, and Microsoft Office files) to test for malware. Cuckoo Sandbox will then detonate that file in a secure simulation environment and report its findings. More than just flagging malware, Cuckoo Sandbox helps businesses anatomize and understand a strain of malware. Website and file analyses across Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android environments Comprehensive behavioral analyses to trace API calls and file history  Network traffic analyses (irrespective of SSL/TLS encryption) Modular and isolated architecture featuring a host machine and guest virtual/physical machines for malware analysis (Source: TheHive)TheHive is an OSS threat intelligence tool that can help enterprises optimize their incident response capabilities Also described as a security incident response platform or a security case management platform TheHive has both on-premises and cloud options making it a potential threat intelligence solution for enterprises with any kind of IT infrastructure Automated real-time security alerts from the rest of your cybersecurity stack  Context-based event triaging and filtering Robust Cortex engine that enables high concurrency and real-time analyses and response  Yeti helps security analysts and threat hunters optimize threat intelligence management. Yeti allows businesses to manage and leverage myriad types of threat intelligence, both internal and external, via a single platform. CVE-2023-46604 on Yeti (Source: Yeti)Core features and functionalityDatabase for DFIQ components API options that support high degrees of customization and tailoring for project- and domain-specific use cases  Automatic ingestion of numerous disparate threat intelligence feeds  User-friendly capabilities to add and manage threat data as well as export data in specific formats for other security applications Attack maps on T-Pot (Source: GitHub)Core features and functionalityAutomated honeypot implementation and management  Ability to discover the source of a cyberattack, for example, what country or IP address the attack originated from  Command analyzer to understand the actions of a hacker after they gain illegitimate access (Source: Randhome)Harpoon is an OSS command-line tool that can enrich businesses with strategic threat intelligence. Built upon Python 3, Harpoon automates various threat intelligence activities and processes.  Threat data collection from multiple public streams and sources, including social media websites and DNS records  Flexible integration capabilities, which allow businesses to link up with new and upcoming threat intelligence sources  Diverse export capabilities to deliver threat intelligence data in various kinds of files and formats for further processing  Simple and user-friendly command functions and automated data retrieval (Source: Github)Built upon Go and frontend JavaScript, GOSINT is an OSS threat intelligence gathering tool that’s ideal for collecting, managing, and analyzing threat data such as IoCs. With GOSINT, security teams and analysts can effectively gather and homogenize unstructured and structured threat data. Modular and highly integrable architecture, allowing businesses to create collaborative relationships between multiple security tools  IoC enrichment to gain a deeper understanding of critical threats  Optimal workflows for real-time operational threat intelligence How Wiz can help you maximize OSS threat intelligence toolsCloud security is incomplete without strategic threat intelligence That’s why enterprises must choose the right OSS threat intelligence tools to boost their security stack However, you can’t augment your cloud security toolkit without a strong base. That’s why it’s important to adopt a unified cloud security solution like Wiz that leans on informed, cloud-native threat intelligence to protect you against actual emerging threats.  The Wiz platform incorporates Wiz TI in every one of its core components and capabilities comprising the world's best cloud experts enriches the platform with newly uncovered IoCs there's no platform better informed or equipped for cloud protection Wiz enables organizations to reduce false positives and improve their ability to detect and respond to real-world cloud threats don’t forget that Wiz’s research team is the only cloud-focused TI team in the world the Wiz Threat Research team shares emerging risks and insights detailing how your environment may be impacted and making actionable recommendations to minimize/mitigate risks and detect threats In-depth investigations: The team also conducts extensive research to uncover and investigate new cloud threats using tools like the Wiz Runtime Sensor TTPs analysis: The Wiz Threat Research team conducts thorough investigations into the various TTPs that threat actors use and integrates key findings into the platform to improve its threat detection capabilities IP and domain reputation: Wiz leverages in-house research and industry-leading third-party tools to identify malicious IP addresses and domains incorporating this data into built-in threat detection rules Public cloud threat intelligence: Aside from maintaining an extensive database of events, actors, solutions, and strategies in the cloud security world, Wiz offers an exclusive threat podcast and a comprehensive repository of threat research These capabilities collectively enhance Wiz’s ability to detect and respond effectively to cloud security risks you can rest assured that your cloud environments will be safe from both current and future threats Get a demo today to see how Wiz can transform your threat intelligence ecosystem.  Start your interactive tour and see how Wiz can secure your cloud from code to runtime Industry leaders from Blue Planet and Reach dive into the future of network automation VP of Global Customer Success at Blue Planet highlights the critical need for OSS modernization as telecom providers work to replace decades-old systems He discusses how automation is streamlining operations and unlocking new efficiencies emphasizes the growing role of AI in enabling predictive automation and enhancing customer experience The panel explores how service providers can leverage intelligent automation to reduce costs and accelerate digital transformation Watch the full discussion to gain expert insights into the evolving telecom landscape Welcome everyone once again to the Fierce Network TV Studio here in Barcelona covering MWC but there's no tired faces in the studio today because we're talking about network automation If you can tell us a little bit about perhaps definition setting Folks talk about automation and OSS modernization I think from an OSS modernization perspective some of them are faced with some unfortunate challenges of reducing legacy systems that are 20 or 30 years old before they do that and that's something that they've punted on for years if not decades Once they have that modern foundation in place they can then start to automate their IT and network operations provide faster services to customers in a more modern and efficient way I think when it comes to network automation you have to think about automation at all layers We at Reach have been working hard to create an entire Telco-in-a-box automation I think the reason I was late by seven minutes coming to this show because we accepted a challenge to create a completely commercial mobile brand in seven minutes It costs millions of dollars to do something like that So I think automation has to be done at the network layer you have a privileged position as an analyst You get to talk to everyone and hear their stories and gather your insights So there seems to be a change in CSP's organizations with 5G particularly I guess the issue is that there is more complexity why would you want to have anything more complex to use that opportunity to your advantage and not to your disadvantage you need to be able to automate because there are so many things you can change that a human doing it manually just doesn't work So automation becomes a necessity throughout the network If you want to benefit from the technology That's why we need them to help us out because it is not trivial at all why is now the time to think about automation and what are some services that are driving that We're seeing an uptick in the need for converging both wireline Satellite technology has often been just a backup but now it's a bona fide provider with global reach and in high performance And so I think connecting satellite technology to the RAM to the underlying transport is something that we're starting to see really take up in terms of an automated solution do you want to close the panel out with your thoughts here we are at reach in the middle of it because we literally work with a lot of ISPs in the US in creating a converged mobile internet product or mobile fixed wireless product And I think the other aspect of it is also number of devices in everybody's life either devices we physically interact with or devices just are there and giving some information to us the number of device per person that either we physically interact with or are in our lives was at least one-tenth than what we have today both in developed economies and developing economies but what a great opportunity for us to have you here Thank you so much for taking the time out of what I'm sure is a busy week here in Barcelona As open source software (OSS) consumption soars there has been a 156% surge in open source malware More than 704,102 malicious packages have been identified since 2019 and 512,847 of these have been discovered since November 2023 the firm’s 10th Annual State of the Software Supply Chain report found This year has been record-breaking year for open source consumption reaching an estimated 6.6 trillion downloads JavaScript (npm) accounted for a staggering 4.5 trillion requests in 2024 representing 70% year-over-year growth in requests Python (PyPI) is estimated to reach 530 billion package requests by the end of 2024 Npm is a package manager for the JavaScript programming language The company said that organizations continue to struggle with efficient risk mitigation and while Sonatype’s research focus is on the rise of contaminated open source projects the report noted that all open source or commercial software will eventually have bugs that evolve into vulnerabilities Despite more than 99% of packages having updated versions available 80% of application dependencies remain un-upgraded for over a year The risk is persistent and 13% of Log4j downloads remain vulnerable, three years after Log4shell exposure. It was also noted that publishers struggle to keep up with CVE remediation with several vulnerabilities taking over 500 days to fix In the report, Sonatype calls on software manufacturers, consumers, and regulators to adopt robust security practices and said that the balance between innovation and security is more critical than ever we’ve seen software supply chain attacks increase in sophistication and frequency particularly with the rise of open source malware while publishers and consumers have remained relatively stagnant when it comes to security,” said Brian Fox “In order to ensure a vibrant and secure open source ecosystem for the decade ahead we must build a foundation of proactive security with vigilance against open source malware and comprehensive dependency management.” the company noted that regulators are starting to catch up with the issues New policies are emerging, including the EU’s updated Network and Information Systems Directive (NIS2) which will be live on October 17 as well as forthcoming regulations surfacing in India and Australia These policies are encouraging software bill of materials (SBOM) adoption with more than 60,000 SBOMs published in the last year Sonatype’s report was backed by data from over seven million open source projects Above is a replica of the patches that the founder of the Office of Strategic Services, General William J. Donovan, procured in 1943. Photo courtesy of the Central Intelligence Agency longer-lasting relationships with foreign partners and local populations laying the foundation for invaluable intelligence collection and clandestine or covert operations.” This piece explores how Human Intelligence (HUMINT) offers strategic advantages in irregular warfare by fostering local relationships The authors emphasize that modernizing HUMINT capabilities is essential in navigating the complexities and challenges of contemporary geopolitical conflicts This would ultimately strengthen the United States’ global influence Read the full article here. ACR Poker's Online Super Series (OSS) has officially kicked off with chunks of the $25M series guarantee padding players' bankrolls right this second the first of the two Main Event starting flights gets underway and to give players a leg up on the competition PokerOrg reached out to ACR Pro Jeff Boski to get the inside scoop on how to maximize your OSS experience.  With such a diverse mix of tournaments and buy-ins in the OSS and do you plan your schedule in advance?  Since I am able to multi-table up to 16 MTTs at once I will take shots at $215s if the fields are big I just login and late reg every event and continue registering until the session is winding down How does your strategy/approach change when playing different formats such as turbos and progressive knockouts?  you can't pass on any close spots like you can in a longer structured event you always have to be cognizant of what stacks you cover and their progressive bounty amount and how these factors will affect the ranges What’s one common mistake you or other players make in the series I took an aggressive approach during the re-entry period to maximize my chances of topping the leaderboard I realized it's important to weigh the potential rewards against the risks involved What advice would you give to players for managing a bankroll effectively during a big online poker series like OSS For large-field MTTs like the OSS you need even more average buy-ins than in smaller fields due to the increase in variance you could win 200+ buy-ins in most of the OSS events but you could also go on a 200 buy-in downswing much easier can you share a memorable moment or experience that has influenced how you’re approaching this OSS I overdid it in the past and grinded the leaderboard too hard I sacrificed too much life equity and balance to achieve an unlikely goal Which OSS tournaments are you most excited to play and will you be streaming for fans to follow?  I am excited for the big Day 2s and all the additional events that are added to the already-juicy daily schedule. It will just be bigger prize pools across the board. I will be streaming a lot more on Twitch.  If you had to give one key piece of advice to someone playing the OSS for the first time Use good bankroll management and be in the right mindset before you sit down to play You want to be optimistic AND realistic at the same time You want to care 100% about a given MTT until the moment you inevitably lose then you must forget all about it and move on to the next opportunity This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page The Office of the National Cyber Director (ONCD) today released a summary report detailing a dozen actions the Federal government is currently taking to advance security in open-source software (OSS) The governmentwide actions to secure OSS support ONCD’s August 2023 OSS security request for information (RFI) that yielded 107 public submissions addressing key areas the Federal government should prioritize to improve the security of the OSS ecosystem ONCD said the submissions advocated for a “considerable number” of Federal actions to secure the OSS ecosystem which resulted in agencies implementing a dozen activities to support the RFI recommendations Recommendations include increasing the adoption of memory-safe programming languages developing new open-source tools and libraries and using AI to enhance secure software development The 20-page report highlights that – in alignment with the President’s agenda as established in the National Cybersecurity Strategy and in support of the recommendations provided through the RFI – members of the Open-Source Software Security Initiative (OS3I) have completed or plan to complete a dozen actions to secure the OSS ecosystem in 2024 and 2025 On the advanced research and development front the National Science Foundation (NSF) announced that it is planning to launch an open-source software safety and privacy track for the Pathways to Enable Open-Source Ecosystems (POSE) program “The program’s goal is to transition open-source technologies into open-source ecosystems to further advance technologies and efficiently address national challenges while ensuring security and privacy,” the report says ONCD also highlighted the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s (DARPA) new program that will build automation tools to help developers translate legacy software to achieve verifiably memory-safe Rust code The Cybersecurity and Information Security Agency (CISA) is partnering with open-source communities to help improve the security of the open-source ecosystem operationally and strategically The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Center for Medicaid and Medicare Services (CMS) recently established the first Open-Source Program Office at a Federal agency “The function of the OSPO is to establish and maintain guidance and Federal Government’s open-source ecosystem by working and sharing openly,” the report says DARPA launched its Verified Security and Performance Enhancement of Large Legacy Software (V-SPELLS) program which aims to create practical tools to help developers with legacy software modernization V-SPELLS tools will aid developers in replacing hand-written parsing code with machine-generated parsers that are proven to be free of vulnerabilities DARPA’s Compartmentalization and Privilege Management (CPM) program is exploring ways to automatically transform legacy software into small code compartments so that cyberattacks that exploit a vulnerability still can’t compromise their ultimate target “Open-source software is ubiquitous and it underpins much of the hardware and software vital to America’s national security and economic prosperity The Biden-Harris administration recognizes the unique value proposition of open-source software; when it is not secure and resilient and disorder is evident,” ONCD’s report concludes “Preventing and mitigating those risks cannot be accomplished by the Federal government alone; it requires collaboration with the open-source software community.”