Stories of compromised servers and data theft fill today's news. It
isn't difficult for someone who has read an informative blog post to
access a system via a misconfigured service, take advantage of a recently
exposed vulnerability or gain control using a stolen password.
Out with the New, and in with the Newer!
There was a show a few years back called, "Extreme Makeover: Home
Edition".
The premise of the show was to find families who needed their house
The phrase with which Contrast Security describes the one-of-a-kind
protection provided by the new Contrast Enterprise is "continuous
application security".
The Flash Memory Summit recently wrapped up its conferences in Santa
Clara, California, and only one type of Flash technology stole the show:
NVMe over Fabrics (NVMeF). From the many presentations and company
announcements, it was obvious NVMeF was the topic that most interested the
attendees.
I like Snapchat, but if I'm being totally honest, it's not something
I use every day. I like it because my kids send me goofy pictures and
videos, and it makes me happy that they think to include me in their
Snapchatty world.
Oracle has integrated modern Transport Layer Security (TLS) network
encryption into its eponymous database product, and TLS usage no longer
requires the Advanced Security option beginning with the 10.2 database
release.
Lifelong tinkerer and gadget enthusiast Mark Geddes was so frustrated with
the lack of practical, visual Arduino guides for teaching his ten-year-old
that he wrote his own book on the topic.
This is the first in a multipart series on Qubes OS, a security-focused
operating system that is fundamentally different from any other Linux
desktop I've ever used and one I personally switched to during the past
couple months.
The Qt Company is proud to offer a new version of the Qt for Application
Development package called Qt Start-Up, the company's C++-based framework
of libraries and tools that enables t
System engineers in aerospace, defense, automotive, transportation and
rail, not to mention embedded software developers across disciplines, will
be drawn to the ideas in Dr Bruce Douglass' new book Agile Sy