David Geer’s work has appeared in ScientificAmerican, The Economist Technology Quarterly, CSO & CSOonline, FierceMarkets, TechTarget, InformationWeek, Computerworld, Byte.com, ITWorld.com, IEEE Computer Society’s Computer magazine, IEEE Distributed Systems Online, Government Security News, Laptop, Smart Computing, Technical Support, The Hosting Standard (Canada), TechWorld.com (UK), SIGnature, Processor, and the Engineering News-Record. David served as a technician at CoreComm in Cleveland, OH prior venturing into writing.
DevOps, continuous delivery and the pipeline for faster software development are fundamentally different from traditional software development. It’s such a different approach and a different culture that it can take some time ...
Security and continuous delivery each have implications in their effects on each other. While continuous delivery can demand new security measures, traditional security can slow continuous delivery or simply not address its ...
Animoto’s web and mobile platforms enable businesses and consumers to drag and drop stock and user-defined visual and audio elements to create videos via a tiered monthly subscription service. Animoto updates service ...
The drivers behind increasing software complexity also are the drivers behind expansive DevOps automation. As the saying goes, “Software is eating the world.” DevOps is gobbling up software, too, engulfing it in ...
Distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks are some of the most pervasive and difficult attacks to prevent. The attack uses many distributed endpoints and/or systems to flood a web domain, application or ...
To maintain good open source code hygiene in the development process, you must first establish what you mean by open source code hygiene, including good and bad hygiene. “By hygiene, we just ...
Companies are custom-building mobile enterprise applications to enhance employee productivity on smartphones. DevOps.com recently spoke with Dennis Vickers, director of Software Solutions at data center services and solutions provider Datalink about this trend ...
In part one, we discussed how education content publisher Pearson applied ThreadFix to its AppSec request workflow needs. Here’s the rest of the story. The ThreadFix Implementation Senior software security engineer Matt ...
Pearson is a publisher of education industry content to meet the needs of teachers and students from kindergarten/early learning through higher education and continuing education (for professionals). The company uses a mix ...
In software approaches that produce monolithic applications, it is not uncommon to find siloed teams, with development, testing and operations each an island unto themselves. The responsibilities of test and development are ...
