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Chalk™ 0.0.1 (alpha) has been released
Announcing Chalk™ Alpha
By John Viega
Jul 26, 2023
Building Security Tools is the Wrong Approach
Building security tools is the wrong approach
By Mark Curphey
Jun 13, 2023
We Need Modern Product Security Certification And We Need It Now
We Need Modern Product Certification and We need It Now
By Mark Curphey
Jun 6, 2023
Why you should not give a f*ck about security awards
The bull shitake from some security companies is out of control and security awards are a farcical tool they are using to look credible. It needs to stop.
By Mark Curphey
May 10, 2023
The Hackers Mural - Amsterdam April 2023
The hackers mural in Amsterdam celebrating Grace Hopper and Alan Turing. True hackers.
By Mark Curphey
Apr 21, 2023
Creating Art Not Junk - The Hack in the Box Treasure Hunt
Lets kills cheap tacky conference swag
By Mark Curphey
Apr 17, 2023
How AI might affect DevSecOps
The singularity is coming and we are already seeing people trying to socially engineer AIs rather than historically socially engineering humans.
By Mark Curphey
Apr 5, 2023
Is developer led, the best strategy for the adoption of security tools?
The data from corporate messaging tools may indicate that developer led adoption isn't the best strategy for the widespread adoption of security tools
By Mark Curphey
Mar 29, 2023
Security Tools Can't Just Be Friction Free. Was SCA the Tipping Point?
Why aren't there more developer tools with security features ?
By Mark Curphey
Mar 20, 2023
Less AppSec Assessment and Protection, More DevSecOps Observability
I recently had a eureka moment that the appsec industry, including myself, haven't totally embraced the devops principle of observability.
By Mark Curphey
Mar 6, 2023
Developers Only Pay Lip Service to Security. Get Over It.
We should accept that developers only pay lip service to security
By Mark Curphey
Mar 2, 2023
Could sports advertising be a valid model for for open-source security?
How can we help open-source security projects generate sustainable funding without having to become commercial open-source companies? I have an idea.
By Mark Curphey
Mar 1, 2023
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