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NIST 800-207A: Implementing Zero Trust Architecture
Zack Butcher discusses the forthcoming Special Publication 800-207A on a Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) model for access control in cloud native applications in multi-location environments.
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How Netflix Really Uses Java
Paul Bakker discusses Netflix’s use of Java, emphasizing the use of microservices, RxJava, Hystrix and Spring Cloud.
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Beyond Micro Frontends: Effective Composable Decoupled Applications on Cloud Native Infrastructure
Natalia Venditto discusses supporting infrastructure and how cloud-native and the Web Platform APIs are paving the way to push the boundaries of what was once known as the Jamstack and micro-frontends
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The Web's Next Transition
Kent C. Dodds discusses how the transition to the next version of the web will impact user experience, the development productivity, and business goals.
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Sustainable Security Requirements with the ASVS
Josh Grossman provides a brief overview of what the ASVS is, but takes a closer look at balancing trade-offs and prioritizing different security requirements.
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Virtual Threads for Lightweight Concurrency and Other JVM Enhancements
Ron Pressler presents how and why Java abstracted its existing thread construct to provide an alternative user-mode implementation of threads as opposed to offering a new concurrency construct.
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Future of Web3 in Debt Capital Markets
Avtar Sehra discusses the future of institutional DeFi, as is being done by Clinaro, where flexible instruments can be deployed.
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Wasm: What is Universal Compute Good For?
Sean Isom describes a framework for building universal applications using browser-based Wasm, server side Wasm, and what is coming next with edge computing.
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The Many Facets of “Identity”
Radia Perlman describes what aspects of identity and authentication blockchain might address, and compares a “blockchain“ approach with what is deployed today.
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Security Checks Simplified: How to Implement Best Practices with Ease
Varun Sharma, CEO of StepSecurity, talks about OpenSSF Scorecard, a tool that assesses how well a code repository follows security best practices.
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Build Features Faster with WebAssembly Components
Bailey Hayes discusses what has been impossible: the ability to write an application that combines libraries written in different languages, runnable in the web, on the server, and at the edge.
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FINOS and Open Source in the Financial Services Industry
Elspeth Minty discusses the background of FINOS, introduces some of its projects and initiatives, and the importance of FINOS to open source in the financial services industry.