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Google BeyondCorp with Max Saltonstall

Employees often find themselves needing to do work outside of the office. Depending on the sensitivity of your task, accessing internal systems from a remote location may or may not be

Web Security at Cloudflare, Pinterest, and Segment

Last month, Software Engineering Daily had our 4th Meetup at Cloudflare in San Francisco. For this Meetup, the format was short interviews with security specialists from Pinterest,

Modern War with Peter Warren Singer

Military force is powered by software. The drones that are used to kill suspected terrorists can identify those terrorists using the same computer vision tools that are used to identify

Secure Authentication with Praneet Sharma

When I log into my bank account from my laptop, I first enter my banking password. Then the bank sends a text message to my phone with a unique code, and I enter that code into my

Keybase with Max Krohn

Public key encryption allows for encrypted, private messages. A message sent from Bob to Alice gets encrypted using Alice’s public key. Public key encryption also allows for signed