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The implementation of the European Union’s (EU) Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) will require every manufacturer of connected embedded devices selling into the European market to follow cybersecurity best practices

The use of containers is becoming mainstream in the development of embedded computing and IoT devices.

For this Insider’s View, Anna Chadenkova, Senior Marketing Manager, sat down with Caio Pereira, a Customer Success Engineering Lead, to talk about the ways he helps customers in their use of the FoundriesFactory™ platform – and about the most rewarding part of his job.

The FoundriesFactory™ platform has been from the beginning a platform for developing, securing and maintaining embedded devices based on the Linux® operating system (OS).

This post introduces the reproducible build and how we can plan to take advantage of its features during the software release process.

I've worked in tech for years but never fully grasped how secure connections form. The term "security" used to unsettle me .

In conversation with Camila Macedo, a recently hired software engineer at Foundries.​io, Marketing Director Anna Chadenkova discusses her perspective on the state of open-source software in the embedded device industry as we move into the mid-2020s.

This post describes new additions to the FoundriesFactory® backend and Fioctl®, which allow for adding several signatures to your updates metadata.

The versions – three of them to date – of the GNU General Public License (GPL) were drafted with the intention of maintaining legal protection for the principle of open-source software: that it should protect the freedom of the user of software ‘to share and change all versions of a program – to make sure it remains free software for all its users’.

The world of self-updating binaries is a bit of a dumpster fire. I recently took a dive into the mess hoping to give our users something they can trust.