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Phishing Alert – FBI Offering Millions

Posted on October 6, 2017 by Code Curmudgeon
Key, padlock and laptop with wording computer and alert concept : Cyber and technology security concept
Just a quick reminder to keep yourself safe in your email. Some of the phishing scams are incredibly good – they imitate the actual...
Security attack, cybersecurity, email, hack, phishing, privacy

Software Terms Without Definitions

Posted on August 11, 2017 by Code Curmudgeon
I’m often bemused by words in the software industry aka computer science. It’s generally OK when industries just make up new words for something...
General, Software Development computer science, funny, humor, software, terminology

Hardening Your Software Webinar

Posted on June 20, 2017 by Code Curmudgeon
The words Back to Basics written on a clear glass wall by a man holding a red marker or pen, giving you advice and information on learning the fundamentals and essentials of a valuable skill
I’ve long been an advocate for turning software development into software engineering. By this I mean that we need to start following known best...
IoT, Quality, Security cybersecurity, engineering, functional safety, reliability, safety

Get Started with Free Service Virtualization

Posted on February 24, 2017 by Code Curmudgeon
Newscaster announces free Parasoft Virtualize
Free service virtualization, sounds great! Whenever you hear free, should get nervous, I know that I do. After I wrote this title I looked...
Cloud, Software Development, Testing Cloud, quality, testing, virtualization
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