How much do developers really care about security?
InfoWorld talks with GitHub’s Jamesha Fisher about the cultural shifts necessary for baking security early into the devops process Source: Security
Read MoreInfoWorld talks with GitHub’s Jamesha Fisher about the cultural shifts necessary for baking security early into the devops process Source: Security
Read MoreInfoWorld talks with Digital Shadows’ Rick Holland about the security tools hackers use to protect themselves while ripping you off Source: Security
Read MoreOver the years, developers have been dogged by a reputation for placing security as an afterthought. Get a slick, full-featured experience up and running fast, and figure out how to deal with whatever holes crop up once QA gets its hands on the code. Organizations may have had a significant hand in fostering developers’ laissez-faire
Read MoreMicrosoft has released .Net Framework 4.6.2, tightening security in multiple areas, including the BCL (Base Class Library). The new version also makes improvements to the SQL client, Windows Communication Foundation, the CLR (Common Language Runtime), and the ASP.Net web framework. The security focus in the BCL impacts PKI capabilities, and X.509 certificates now support the
Read MoreGiven the pace at which big data software is released, coupled with the sheer volume of data under management, the big data market is ripe for massive security breaches. It’s only a matter of time. In fact, as a Gartner survey last year uncovered, very few companies have taken security seriously for essential infrastructure like
Read MoreWhen it comes to enterprise application development, security is still an afterthought, coming in right before a release is deployed. The rapid adoption of software containers presents a rare opportunity for security to move upstream (or in devops-speak, to facilitate its “shift left”) and become integrated early on and throughout the software delivery pipeline. However,
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Read MoreIn its annual inclusion and diversity report, the tech giant says men, women and minorities at Apple earn equal pay for equal work — but that’s only part of the picture when it comes to diversity in tech. Source: CNet
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Read MoreHot on the heels of the Gigafactory grand opening and confirmation of the SolarCity merger comes some… generally disappointing news on the earnings front. Source: CNet
Read MoreFrom August 9 to September 12, sales of the OnePlus 3 will be temporarily suspended in 25 countries. Source: CNet
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Read MoreAt the BSides Las Vegas event (a precursor to Black Hat), CSO’s Steve Ragan sat down with a hacker named Munin to chat about a tool that could help administrators defend their networks from phishing attacks and other threats. Source: Security
Read MoreWhen we reviewed the HP DeskJet 3720 All-in-One Printer a couple of weeks ago, there was a paragraph at the very end saying that HP’s claim of selling the smallest all-in-one printer applies only for products costing less than 223 Euros (around £190, $250, AU$325). It is not by any means the smallest multi-function printer
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