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Tag Archives: security
The Justification Database
I saw an article on the security at various Department of Defense facilities that control the ballistic missile systems in the US. It’s interesting reading, especially if you want to shake your head at bad practices. I think this article summarizes just … Continue reading
Better Static Code Analysis and Security Scans
I was listening to a talk from Stefan Simenon on their CI/CD transformation within ABN AMRO, a large financial company. One of the interesting things he noted was that they consider open source to be less secure, possibly with more vulnerabilities … Continue reading
Spend More on Security
In technology, quite a few companies are doing well. In fact, it’s a regular race among Apple and Microsoft to see who’s the world’s more valuable company. However, quite a few other companies in other industries are also doing very … Continue reading
Trust But Verify
Npm is the default package manager for the Node.js runtime. Most of us have heard of of Javascript, which is used extensively in writing applications. When developers write code using this framework, they often include code from other packages and developers, just … Continue reading
