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Ryan St. James

Ryan is Head of Product Design, responsible for UX / UI design and as well as many other critical elements contributing to Tomitribe’s product branding/Marketing. He also very involved in the Open Source community as a TomEE contributor, MicroProfile committer & JakartaEE contributor.

Feb 06
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The Hidden Risk of Running End-of-Life Apache Tomcat, TomEE, and ActiveMQ

By ActiveMQ, CVEs, Security, Tomcat, TomEE No Comments
Understanding End-of-Life (EOL) Products If you’re a developer or manager, you’ve likely faced the challenge of maintaining legacy systems.  You know the delicate balance between keeping your software running, finding the resources for costly upgrades, and managing the expense of growing your team to support emerging issues. When a product like Apache Tomcat, TomEE, or ActiveMQ reaches its End-of-Life (EOL), it stops receiving critical updates and patches from the Open Source Community. This leaves your systems vulnerable to security breaches and compliance issues—a nightmare for developers maintaining these systems and managers responsible for avoiding business risks. Key Risks of Running…
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Aug 14
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Securing Your Business: A Guide to Understanding and Addressing Apache ActiveMQ CVEs

By ActiveMQ, CVEs, Open Source No Comments
In today's digital landscape, businesses and companies encounter a continuous stream of cybersecurity threats, and one such significant threat is Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs). These vulnerabilities can potentially jeopardize your systems' security and stability. However, it is important to note that while CVEs are just one aspect of the broader cybersecurity landscape, they hold particular relevance. CVEs provide public data that companies and organizations can use to their advantage in understanding and addressing potential vulnerabilities. To illustrate the concept further, let's explore examples of high, medium, and low-severity CVEs in Apache Active MQ, a popular open-source messaging and integration…
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Oct 30
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JCP 2019 Executive Committee Elections. Time to vote!

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Are you a JCP voting member yet? Listen to the 40 minute conference call where the nominees speak up about why they care to run for 1 seat.  Java Community voices enable you to be ready to participate on the JCP EC 2019 Elections that go from Nov 5th to 18th, 2019! Read the Tomitribe’s Statement below; Tomitribe’s decision to run for re-election is a choice to remain vigilant. Tomitribe statement JCP EC 2019 Tomitribe is a proud supporter of Jakarta EE, MicroProfile and Open Source. Founded in 2013 by David Blevins, Java Champion, former IBM, co-founder of Apache TomEE…

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