Information Technology
When I am investigating or troubleshooting any issue, I always hope to have access to any log, source control, build artifacts, and pipelines. However, some scenarios are not related to software development where the only resources that I have immediate access to are folders and the files contained, and also the same ones but from a daily backup.
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About four years ago I discovered a YouTube channel called Continuous Delivery created by David Farley who is also the author of a book called “Continuous Delivery” with Jez Humble.
The video content presented by David was highly relevant to my daily work (and remains so today). It refreshed my perspective, inspiring me to delve deeper into topics where I felt my understanding was lacking. Additionally, it encouraged me to challenge my strong beliefs, (rigorously) test my ideas upfront, and validate my designs with a more scientific (and defensive) approach.
One of my mentors and former colleagues suggested this book a couple of years ago, I bought it and read it immediately. Since then it is certainly the book that I have recommended the most to all my friends or colleagues who were referring to 0-day every time the media reported a security incident.
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After reading the ISC 2024 CyberSecurity Workforce Study ( If you are interested in this topic and you haven’t already it will only take 15 minutes ) I wanted to share my opinion with a short article.
I am an ISC2 member (because I have a cybersecurity certification) and I think is still one of the most reputable organisations focused on Cyber Security.
What you will read below are my professional opinions (not of my employers one) of an IT professional and developer who worked closely or related to cybersecurity space for ~20 years.
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