 Safeguarding the IoT Landscape With Data Masking Techniques Jul 25th 2023, 01:53, by Yash Mehta As businesses aim to provide personalized experiences to their customers, they are increasingly integrating connected IoT devices into their operations. However, as the IoT ecosystem expands, protecting data from malicious individuals who may try to access and misuse personal information becomes essential. According to MarketsandMarkets forecasts, the global IoT security Market size will grow from USD $20.9 billion in 2023 to USD $59.2 billion by 2028 at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 23.1% during the forecast period. One of the key strategies for safeguarding data in this complex ecosystem is data masking. It can impact the IoT landscape and its role in protecting Personally Identifiable Information (PII), preserving data utility, and mitigating cybersecurity risks. |  Yes! OpenTelemetry Is a Critical Part of Securing Your Systems Jul 25th 2023, 01:15, by Michael Bogan OpenTelemetry (OTel) is an open-source standard used in the collection, instrumentation, and export of telemetry data from distributed systems. As a framework widely adopted by SRE teams and security teams, OTel is more than just one nice-to-have tool among many; it is critical. In this post, we'll explore the role that OTel plays in system security. We'll look at how telemetry data is used to secure systems along with how OTel securely handles telemetry data. Then, we'll consider concrete practices — basic and advanced — that you can adopt as you use OTel in your organization. |  Three Stages of the Product Development Process Jul 24th 2023, 19:15, by Abhishek Agarwal A product can be anything; a product manager's role and responsibilities change across different industries. In this post, I will remove some myths about the Product Manager role and share a bird-eye view of the product development process and some frameworks that may be useful in remembering the overall process. Product Manager Role Product Managers are not managers of anybody except for school interns who aspire to become product managers themselves. The PM acts as a central node in the product development process and is ultimately responsible for the product's success. The role brings all the viewpoints together and is designed with no direct reports so that the engineering/design team can develop an open-communication relationship to express their ideas and concerns. |  How To Download and Install Maven? Jul 24th 2023, 18:44, by Pallavi Singh The Apache Group created the well-liked open-source build tool Maven to build, publish, and deploy multiple projects simultaneously for improved project management. The lifecycle framework can be built and documented using the provided tool. Maven is built in Java and is used to create projects in C#, Scala, Ruby, and other languages. This tool, which is based on the Project Object Model (POM), has made the life of Java developers simpler when producing reports, checking builds, and testing automated settings. |  Improving Inventory Management Using Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Jul 24th 2023, 16:59, by Yifei Wang In today's digital age, managing inventory efficiently and accurately is a challenge that many businesses face. The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) can greatly enhance the effectiveness of inventory management systems, helping to forecast demand, optimize stock levels, and reduce waste. Let's delve into the details and illustrate with practical examples. AI has the ability to analyze large amounts of data quickly and accurately. In inventory management, this translates into capabilities like predicting product demand, identifying patterns in sales, detecting anomalies, and making recommendations for restocking. Here's how you might use AI to accomplish these tasks: |  Tips To Keep Track of Code and Infrastructure Security Risks Jul 24th 2023, 16:13, by Felipe Ferrari Nowadays, most people take it as a fact that the software we use daily is secure, and that is not really representative of the reality we live in in the software industry. A lot of the software on the market today has been written with the priority of being in production as soon as possible and without much consideration for the security aspect. This neglect of code and infrastructure security risks poses a significant threat. A single security vulnerability can lead to a wide variety of problems, including data breaches, financial losses, legal concerns, and a long list of harms to customers and to companies as well. In this article, we will go through potential security vulnerabilities that can be found in the code and in the infrastructure, specifically focusing on code and infrastructure security risks. By understanding these risks, we can better address the challenges associated with maintaining secure software systems. Additionally, we will explore some metrics that can be useful to keep track of potential security vulnerabilities and mitigate them effectively. |  Continuous Integration for iOS and macOS Jul 24th 2023, 15:34, by Paul Zabelin This is an article from DZone's 2023 Development at Scale Trend Report.
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The no-code approach to continuous integration (CI) on mobile projects works reasonably well when teams start with one or two developers, a small project, and a cloud service. Over time, as a team grows and a project becomes more complex, it is natural to transition to self-hosted runners for faster feedback, more reliable tests, and code in production. This is the low-code approach to automation, as it has evolved. | |
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