Security takes a front seat

Security takes a front seat

Information security has always been important, but never as sexy as legacy modernization, AI, or pretty much anything else IT spends money on. In general, security is the sort of thing CIOs wish they’d invested more money on—after they’ve had a breach. But things...
Security takes a front seat

String comparisons in Java

Java’s String class encapsulates an array of bytes. A byte can be converted to a char, in which case, String becomes an array of characters used to compose words, sentences, or any other data you want. In this Java challenger, you’ll learn how to compare two Strings...
Security takes a front seat

Revolutionizing cloud security with AI

When it comes to cloud computing security and AI, we have a lot to learn about protecting AI systems. Most cloud security pros don’t know how to implement effective AI security, and many don’t know where to start. I suspect this will result in significant breaches in...
Security takes a front seat

Rust team announces 2024 development goals

Rust‘s leadership team has published a list of 26 project goals for the second half of 2024, leading off with finalizing preparations for the Rust 2024 edition. Two other key goals include bringing the async Rust experience closer to par with sync Rust, and resolving...
Security takes a front seat

Everything’s coming up Python!

This (half-)month in Python: C—er, see—how Cython makes for faster Python; learn four timely tips for writing cutting-edge Python code; get a quick guide to installing Python without hassle, tears, or cussing at your keyboard. And did Python just beat its own record...