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A Practical Approach for Shifting Left

Tenable

Coined by Larry Smith in 2001, shifting left is an "approach used to speed software testing and facilitate development by moving the testing process to an earlier point in the development lifecycle. Over the last decade, the term "shifting left" has grown in popularity, becoming a buzzword in its own right among the DevOps community.

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The Sony Hack in Context

CTOvision

Hence, if the higher government and industry estimates of the economic costs of data theft are correct, the US is suffering the economic equivalent of a 9/11/2001 terrorist attack every year. Even the lower estimates correspond to the total losses suffered by the City of New York in 2001.

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Containers: Fueling Your Move to DevSecOps

Palo Alto Networks

The second wave came when VMware entered the server market in 2001. Build phase security should focus on removing vulnerabilities, malware, and insecure code. I like to think about computing as going through several evolutions. The first wave was client-server running on bare metal with a single OS and typically one app.

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Hyper V vs. VMware: Comparing Virtualization Technologies

Kaseya

In 2001, VMware introduced ESX Server, a Type-1 hypervisor. Hyper-V safeguards VMs from malware and unauthorized access, making your IT environment and your data more secure. Virtualization technology has its origins in the 1960s, with work that was done at IBM on time-sharing of mainframe computers. Improved Security. What Is VMware?

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Technology Trends for 2024

O'Reilly Media - Ideas

Before that, cloud computing itself took off in roughly 2010 (AWS was founded in 2006); and Agile goes back to 2000 (the Agile Manifesto dates back to 2001, Extreme Programming to 1999). Malicious operators have discovered that they can corrupt software archives, getting programmers to inadvertently incorporate malware into their software.

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Mythbusting, Secure code is less expensive to develop

Jeremiah Grossman

Commonly cited as evidence is an IEEE article “ Software Defect Reduction Top 10 List ” (published Jan 2001) states, “ Finding and ?xing Essenti ally every recent computer security report directly links the rise in cybercrime, malware propagation, and data loss to Web-based attacks. nding and ?xing

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Tom Ridge on how we should fight our ‘digital war’ (Q&A)

The Parallax

11, 2001. “It’s And digital tools, offensive weapons, and malware were used. To hear Tom Ridge talk about it, there was no single come-to-hackers moment that made the first secretary of homeland security and former governor of Pennsylvania realize the importance of cybersecurity. We know who the adversaries are.