Head of Product & Application Security at Dell | Chairman of SAFECode | Personal views on technology security, privacy and transatlantic cultures.
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Eric Baize retweeted
The intersection of product security and security products and their contribution to overall "device trust" has always been interesting to me in my career.
I wrote some words about this with @ericbaize recently: dell.com/en-us/blog/three-co… #iwork4dell
Eric Baize retweeted
A comprehensive vulnerability response process builds customer trust and aids in risk protection. Learn from @ericbaize, vp of product and application security at @DellTech, why it's crucial to any #developer's business. dell.to/3viOzcN #IWork4Dell
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Vice President, Product & Application Security at Dell Technologies, @EricBaize shares insight into the developing #software risks that are leaving businesses vulnerable, and how #developers can potentially eliminate the threats. pos.li/2kvjk8 #IWork4Dell
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Are you looking for more information about the Apache Log4j Vulnerability? Here is everything you'll need to know: dell.to/3DX7w5S
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It’s ironic that people who would never even think of connecting an unpatched device to an unsecured network are considering going to a tightly-packed event in one of the worst pandemic hotspots in the US.
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Oct. 20 1805. French victory at the battle of Ulm. Napoléon on his way to Vienna and then Austerlitz. A campaign still studied in military schools.
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HUGE news! The all new #SAFECode website is now LIVE! Take it for a spin and be sure to check out the new curated Resource Centers. bit.ly/3eO5cCb
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NEW! Our #Fuzzing team is back on the #blog to talk about the most popular fuzzing engines and services. Read the latest post here. bit.ly/3gs8Frj
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SAFECode is pleased to see @NIST recommend and explain a process-based approach to secure software development in its latest white paper. Learn more about why it matters on our blog and don't miss this must-read for anyone interested in software security. bit.ly/35js6NT
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New! @NIST has released its white paper on #secure #software development frameworks. #SAFECode was delighted to have the opportunity to contribute to this important effort and encourages anyone interested in software security to take a look! csrc.nist.gov/publications/d…
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Tonight: Please join #SAFECode, @BSANews and #NISTcyber for a conversation on #secure #software development framework. The event kicks off at 4pm at Marriott Marquis! bit.ly/3c1tSpX
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(1:11) As part of our #MLsec ARA, we identified 78 specific ML security risks. We then identified the top ten. Lets cover those. berryvilleiml.com/results/ar…
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New #DevSecOps Guidance Released! #SAFECode and @cloudsa explore how to build an organizational culture that promotes a sense of collective #security responsibility among all those who touch the development process. bit.ly/38UVKu7
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Today’s date is a rare eight-digit palindrome (reads the same, forward and backward), 02/02/2020 — the only one of its kind this century: The previous eight-digit palindrome like this was 11/11/1111, 909 years ago. We’ll only have to wait another 101 years for 12/12/2121.
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ICYMI: SAFECode contributor @kayseesee discusses improving C/C++ security with #hardware-assisted memory safety. bit.ly/35V6KFi