Great software is secure software
Chris Wysopal explains how defenders can help developers create secure software through coaching, shared code, and services.
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The Dao of defense: Choosing battles based on the seven chakras of security
Katie Moussouris explains how to turn the forces that resist defense activities into the biggest supporters.
Enterprise security: A new hope
Haroon Meer says a new type of security engineering is taking root, which suggests hope for effective corporate security at enterprise scale.
Empowering through security
Fredrick Lee shines a light on the ways security can be allowed into the world to do more.
Four short links: 31 October 2017
AI for Databases, One-Pixel Attacks, Adtech Uncanny Valley, and Mindreading Video
Four short links: 30 October 2017
README Maturity Model, Open Source Project Maturity Model, Walmart Robots, and Sparse Array Database
Four short links: 27 October 2017
Gentle PR, Readable Arxiv, Sentiment Bias, and AI Coding from Sketches
Four short links: 26 October 2017
License Plates, Speech Recognition, Social Proof, and Engineering Growth
Four short links: 25 October 2017
Simpson's Paradox, Attention Economics, Dynamic Programming, and Retro Unit Testing
Four short links: 24 October 2017
If You Build It, Bias not Behavior, Cognitive Biases, and Future of SaaS Businesses
How companies can navigate the age of machine learning
To become a “machine learning company,” you need tools and processes to overcome challenges in data, engineering, and models.
A manifesto for Agile data science
Applying methods from Agile software development to data science projects.
Four short links: 23 October 2017
Web Performance, Fact Checks, DIY Computer, and Performance Reviews
Blockchain and the future of distributed computing
Catherine Mulligan discusses the implications of blockchain on distributed systems and what needs to be addressed to build and maintain these systems effectively.
The evolution of chaos
Kolton Andrus explores the evolution of chaos engineering and explains why it’s becoming the go-to approach for building resilient systems.
T-minus 3, 2, 1: Future-proofing production systems
Kavya Joshi explores strategies for preparing systems for flux and scale.
Edge compute: The missing pieces
Edge computing is a hot topic, but Tyler McMullen says major hurdles need to be overcome before it reaches its full potential.
Four short links: 20 October 2017
Race Detection, Robert Scoble, Probabilistic Programming, and Security Games