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IBM Worklight Developer Q&A
By: IBM
Type: Resource
Thanks to its constantly shifting environment, mobile development can be challenging at best. Different software versions for different platforms make QA and development a tricky business, and things will change at the drop of a hat.
Access this resource to see an open-forum developer question-and-answer for IBM's Worklight environment. See if another developer has encountered the same issue as you, and if someone has already provided an easy solution.
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Raspberry PI with Java: programming the internet of things
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: Essential Guide
In this chapter from the book Raspberry PI with Java: Programming the Internet of Things, Stephen Chin walks you through the process of setting up (or baking) the Raspberry Pi.
This chapter will take you through a first-time installation of Raspbian on a Raspberry Pi with the latest Java version. It also details some additional configuration that you may want to change to optimise Java and other visual applications. Finally, Chin shows you how to create a network between your Raspberry Pi and another machine and run a simple Java application.
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Remote Network Access for the Hybrid Workforce
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Type: Talk
Since 2020, the shift to remote and hybrid working models - and newly distributed employees accessing data from distributed locations - has opened up a need for more stringent and secure network access security models. This is balanced with the need for remote employees to have access to reliable, low-latency access and connectivity to cloud and data center applications. So what’s the solution? Join this session to learn more about: • Best practices for implementing SD-WAN, SASE and ZTNA • Understanding the SD-WAN and SASE ecosystem • How to keep corporate data safe across your network • The future of secure access models, and what to expect over the next 12 months Moderated by: Simon Ratcliffe, Technology Evangelist, Ensono Panelists include: Mark Mariani, Senior Product Marketing Manager, BlackBerry Nigel Thompson, Vice President, Solutions Marketing, BlackBerry Heather Paunet, SVP of Products, Untangle
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Java modernization: Taming volatile licensing and eliminating Oracle compliance woes
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Java container optimization for the cloud
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Developing and deploying Java applications to the cloud is easy, right? Copy the über jar of your application into a directory and run it in any Java capable container. Done. Far from it! Creating well-behaving Java applications in containers in a dynamic computing environment such as the cloud that also utilizes its resources well can be challenging. Why? Because without proper thought your cloud deployment might not be tuned for low memory usage, might not use available memory efficiently, it might pick a wrong GC algorithm or it might not get properly updated when your base image receives security fixes. In this session we'll talk about common gotchas when deploying OpenJDK to containers in resource constrained environments, talk about a few GC and memory settings in order to get the most out of your Java application in the cloud, and give some guidance as to how to debug issues when things go wrong. Finally, we show how a good framework choice when developing a Java application for the cloud from scratch can make a real difference.
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Computer Weekly – 13 April 2021: The evolution of RPA
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: Ezine
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From Oracle Java to OpenSource: Making the Switch a Cost-Effective Solution
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How to instrument Java Applications
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April 2018 Patch Tuesday Analysis
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January Patch Tuesday 2019
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Increase Cyber Resilience with Zero Trust
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Cyber attacks are exploding. This year, as of Q3 2020, 16 billion records have been exposed. This represents a 273% increase compared to the first half of 2019*. LogRhythm, joined by Forrester Principal Analyst serving Security & Risk Professionals Jinan Budge, Unisys, and Blackberry Cylance, discuss how you can effectively achieve true cyber resilience. Key Takeaways: 1. What is Zero Trust and its alignment to the NIST-CSF 2. How to detect, respond and mitigate common attacks (e.g. phishing) using a Zero Trust model 3. How an organization can embark on a successful Zero Trust journey and avoid common pitfalls. * Source: Security Boulevard - https://securityboulevard.com/2020/08/5-biggest-data-breaches-of-2020-so-far
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Staying Ahead of the Breach in 2021
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Coffee + Community | November 2021
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Developers have had extraordinary experiences and taken stunning capabilities while they were developing Java microservices from local to the cloud using Quarkus for the past 5 years. But there is more to come with their journey since we have just arrived in Quarkus 3 which provides good, better, and even excellent features and capabilities in terms of developer experience, performance, scalability, and cloud integration. Especially, Quarkus 3 on Java 21 simplifies asynchronous concurrent applications using virtual threads (Project Loom) for high scalability. In this session, we take you through how Quarkus integrates Loom on Java 21 for developers to make concurrent applications easier, have cheaper memory, and have high performance using virtual threads. You can also learn about what’s new in Quarkus 3 such as JakartaEE 10, MicroProfile 6, Hibernate ORM 6, and more. Live event not at the best time for you? In order to support our global partner ecosystem, all webinars are available on-demand after the live event. Register and you will receive an email reminder for on-demand viewing. *Red Hat collects your personal data when you submit information as a part of the registration process within BrightTalk. By registering for any of our webinars, you agree that Red Hat and the Red Hat Partner Program may contact you by email about products, services, and offerings that may be of interest to you. You may opt out at any time. For more information, please visit our Privacy Policy and Partner Preference Center: https://connect.redhat.com/en/partner-preferences.
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"Kubernetes makes it possible to autoscale various business use cases from web apps to mobile, IoT edge streaming, and AI/ML in more reliable and stable ways. One caveat of the Kubernetes autoscaling is based on hardware resource utilization (CPU, memory) through Horizontal Pod Autoscaling. This causes a new challenge to build an event-driven serverless Java on Kubernetes because the event metrics from multiple event sources (e.g., Apache Kafka, AWS SQS) are more relevant than a pod's CPU usage for deciding when applications need to be scaled out and in. Fortunately, KEDA and Knative on Kubernetes are designed to solve this challenge by autoscaling both standard apps and serverless by event metrics in a separate way. This session will teach you how to redesign your Kubernetes autoscaling architecture by event-driven metrics from Apache Kafka over standard resources (CPU, Memory) with Knative and KEDA integration for serverless Java using Quarkus."
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Enhancing Compliance and Security with Tanzu Spring Runtime
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Virtual #DevDay 2021 Series: Infrastructure Modernization
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Spring: Elevating Your Organization to New Heights
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Spring Boot 3 & Beyond
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Join us for an insightful webinar as we delve into the transformative power of Spring, one of the world's leading application frameworks for enterprise-level Java development. With a legacy built on speed, simplicity, and productivity, Spring has become the cornerstone for developers worldwide, providing a robust foundation for applications that power streaming, online commerce, and various innovative solutions.
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Log4j Vulnerability - Everything you need to know
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The Apache Log4j vulnerability exploit has caught security teams entirely off guard. Log4j is the most popular java logging library with over 400,000 downloads from its GitHub project and the Log4j library is embedded in almost every Internet service or application we are familiar with, including Twitter, Amazon, Microsoft, Minecraft and more. Exploiting this vulnerability is simple and allows threat actors to control java-based web servers and launch remote code execution attacks. We’ve subsequently seen new variations of the original exploit being introduced rapidly- over 60 in less than 24 hours. Check Point’s Infinity architecture provides zero-day protection for our customers and prevented hackers from exploiting this vulnerability in our customer deployments. Join us to discuss: • How to identify a Log4j attack • Who is vulnerable to this exploit • How to keep applications secure from this attack and future, currently unknown zero-day attacks
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Visual COBOL Infrastructure Modernization: Deploy new platforms & architectures
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Falcon Complete Attack & Defend Demo - Falcon Cloud Security
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Post-quantum hybrid cryptography in Bouncy Castle
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While waiting for the final standards from the NIST Post-Quantum Competition, you can start preparing with a hybrid approach, combining post-quantum algorithms with traditional public key algorithms. In this workshop, Keyfactor’s David Hook and Roy Basmacier will look at several hybrid techniques as well as how they can be applied to the Bouncy Castle Java APIs, both FIPS and non-FIPS. Get CPE Credits Earn 0.5 CPE credit on this workshop. Keyfactor is an Approved (ISC)2 CPE Submitter Partner. https://www.isc2.org/ Agenda - Basic techniques and algorithms to use. The mechanisms for secret sharing in post-quantum encryption are based around Key Encapsulation Mechanisms (KEMs). We will start by looking at what is available and how they translate into the Java Cryptography Architecture. - Post-quantum hybrid cryptography in the general Bouncy Castle APIs. Building on session 1, we will look at how KEMs can be applied to more classical key agreement and key transport mechanisms. - Post-quantum hybrid cryptography in the Bouncy Castle FIPS APIs. Building further on session 2, we will look at how KEMs can be applied together with certified versions of classical algorithms. What You Will Learn After the workshop, you will have knowledge of the mechanisms that can be used in Java with the Bouncy Castle APIs for doing hybrid-cryptography to post-quantum harden classical approaches to encryption. You will be able to recognize which method is most appropriate to their situation and how to use hybrid approaches in a certified environment. For documentation and exercises, see: https://doc.primekey.com/bouncycastle/post-quantum-hybrid-cryptography-in-bouncy-castle This workshop was also held live at the Keyfactor Community Tech Meetup in Stockholm on September 7, 2022.
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Innovation Showcase Ep.2: Identifying Log4j Vulnerable Assets & Assessing Risks
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On December 9, 2021, Apache released a security advisory disclosing multiple zero-day exploits identified in a widely used Java logging library called Log4j. The Log4j vulnerabilities allow threat actors to carry out unauthorized remote code execution (RCE) and/or unauthorized Denial of Service (DoS) attacks. Log4j is an open-source Java logging library widely used in many applications and services across the globe. The popularity of the Log4j Java logging library significantly increases the attack surface to an organization. The Verizon Threat Intelligence Team (VTRAC) has found: “Some of the post-compromise activity as a result of the Log4j exploit has been the unauthorized installation of cryptocurrency miners, Remote Access Trojans (RATs), DDoS botnets, and ransomware.” VTRAC is able to review an organization’s environment to assess whether assets are subject to the Log4j vulnerabilities, provides independent third-party validation of the risk associated with and the potential impacts of the Log4j vulnerabilities, and provide containment and recommendations for any response and mitigation. During this webinar, you’ll learn how our VTRAC Log4j Assessment seeks to assess and: Determine if the organization was subject to the Log4j zero-day vulnerabilities. Help to inform the organization on decisions about the potential mitigation or investigatory actions that need to be taken. Become aware of third party service providers running in the environment that are vulnerable to Log4j. Provide independent third-party validation associated with the risk and potential impacts of the Log4j vulnerabilities.
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Verizon Cyber Risk Roundtable Series Ep. 2 The truth about AI and cybersecurity
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In this 4-part webinar series, Verizon and partnering security experts discuss the state of cybersecurity and the role of security as a business enabler. The panel will review the latest data and research from Verizon’s gold standard research reports coupled with our field experience doing 600+ breach investigations every year to educate the cybersecurity community on ways to become more resilient and innovative through digital transformations. In just a few years, AI has gone from buzzword to business-ready, and more and more cybersecurity leaders are evaluating Artificial Intelligence-driven tools to enhance their security programs. But do security leaders and the C-level executives who fund their programs fully understand the promises, limitations and operational impacts of AI? In this webinar, cybersecurity experts from Verizon and Blackberry Cylance will explore how AI-powered security tools can: · accelerate incident detection and remediation · change the nature of work for security analysts, and · impact established SOC processes and procedures. Our panelists will share examples of the lessons they and their customers have learned when evaluating and deploying AI-driven security solutions -- from managing C-level expectations about the technology to the challenges and rewards of using AI as the springboard for transforming an entire security program and its IT infrastructure.
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Infrastructure Modernization
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Deploy to new platforms and architectures. In this session learn how infrastructure modernization enables portability of business process and integration with Java and .NET frameworks. New scalable architectures support fit for purpose deployment of dev, test, and production workloads to any platform--mainframe, distributed or cloud. PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A LIVE REPLAY OF AN ON DEMAND SESSION. THERE IS STILL OPPORTUNITY TO ASK QUESTIONS TO MICRO FOCUS RELATED TO THIS TOPIC.
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Java: What are your Options?
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It has been over a year since Oracle changed their Java licensing model. We are still receiving a large number of questions and hearing concerns from businesses all over the world. In our webinar, we will provide you with insight and advice on how to address these important questions. We will talk about the main trends we are seeing across organisations and how they plan to mitigate the risks and potential price increases in their environment. Register for our live webinar here and gain the insight you need as well as the opportunity to ask questions and gain advice from our experts.
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AI-Driven Performance Optimization – A Real-World Example
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Modern applications sit atop of many layers, such as Java Virtual Machines, container, database, cloud and more, each providing hundreds of settings all interacting in complex and counterintuitive ways. Manual and trial-and-error performance tuning cannot cope with this complexity with today’s fast release cycles and business speed. As a result, incorrect configurations may cause poor application performance, low reliability, and resource (cost) inefficiency. This webinar explores how an AI-driven Performance Optimization solution can allow performance engineers to automate testing, automatically identify optimal full-stack configurations to enable their companies to deliver unprecedented application performance and cost saving, while also improving operational resiliency. We will discuss: • The fundamental problem with performance optimization • Addressing the challenges with an AI-driven performance optimization • How performance optimization and performance engineering work together • Demo: optimizing a Java-based e-commerce application Please join Cyrus Manouchehrian, Micro Focus LoadRunner Product Management and Stefano Doni, Akamas Co-Founder and CTO to learn about the modern approach to performance optimization and how to get the most out of your Performance Engineering solution.
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Introducing the Red Hat build of Cryostat: Optimize Java workloads in the cloud
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Do you know how your Java workloads are performing in OpenShift? Are your services consuming too many resources or lagging in performance as load increases? Deep dive into your application’s performance by adding Cryostat to your arsenal of developer tools; a container-native application used to retrieve and analyze profiling data from your workloads running on the Red Hat OpenShift Container platform. In this session, we’ll: Discuss the challenges of deploying workloads in the cloud and how Cryostat can solve these problems Highlight some of Cryostat's feature in a live demo
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Top 10 KSQL FAQs
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KSQL, recently announced as generally available, is the streaming SQL engine for Apache Kafka® that’s easier than Java, highly intuitive compared to other stream processing solutions and more accessible for developers and data engineers. In this interactive discussion, the KSQL team will answer 10 of the toughest, most frequently asked questions about KSQL. These range from technical examples of managing streaming topics to practical applications and common use cases, such as market basket pattern identification and network monitoring patterns.
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Log4Shell: Your Questions Answered
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Everyone agrees that the historic Log4J vulnerability, and the associated Log4Shell exploit, is the worst Java risk we’ve seen in years–maybe ever. But why? And what will remediation look like for the countless platforms and products that touch it in some way? Furthermore, how should the ecosystem prepare for the next one before it happens? Join us for an impromptu AMA session with Bugcrowd Founder and CTO Casey Ellis to hear answers to those questions, insights about how hunters on the Bugcrowd Security Knowledge Platform are working 24/7 to find and understand this vuln for customers, and to ask Casey your own questions, as well.
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VeraTalks: What Holds Developers Back From Addressing Security Vulnerabilities?
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Our recent State of Software Security report found that 97 percent of typical Java applications are made up of open source libraries. Unfortunately, 79 percent of developers never update third-party libraries after including them in a codebase … resulting in an unnecessary amount of vulnerabilities and technical debt. What if developers realized that 92 percent of library flaws can be fixed with an update? Or that 69 percent of library updates are a minor version change or less? Join us as we discuss the common misconceptions around open source flaws and show you just how easy it is to find and fix library flaws.
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VeraTalks: What Holds Developers Back From Addressing Security Vulnerabilities?
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Our recent State of Software Security report found that 97 percent of typical Java applications are made up of open source libraries. Unfortunately, 79 percent of developers never update third-party libraries after including them in a codebase … resulting in an unnecessary amount of vulnerabilities and technical debt. What if developers realized that 92 percent of library flaws can be fixed with an update? Or that 69 percent of library updates are a minor version change or less? Join us as we discuss the common misconceptions around open source flaws and show you just how easy it is to find and fix library flaws.
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Cybersecurity Now: A Guide to Building a People-Centric Strategy
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Do you know when or how your executives are being targeted? Do you know who the most cyber attacked people in your organisation are? Are your very attacked people (VAPs) the same your very important people (VIPs)? You need to protect your companies greatest assets– it’s people, and the data that they have access to. You must have visibility into the risky behaviours that indicate that your people may fall for a modern, socially-engineered attack.The only way to successfully combat today’s advanced attacks is to focus on protecting your people. Join Proofpoint’s SVP of Cybersecurity, Ryan Kalember during this webinar to learn how to build a people centric cybersecurity strategy that will: o Prevent cyberattacks by stopping them before they start o Defend against email and cloud threats o Respond quickly to threats and limit the damage they could cause About the presenter: With over 15-years of experience in the information security industry, Ryan currently leads cybersecurity strategy for Proofpoint and is a sought-out expert for media commentary on breaches and best practices for enterprises as well as consumers. He joined Proofpoint from WatchDox where he served as chief marketing officer and was responsible for successfully building and leading the marketing team through the company’s acquisition by Blackberry. Prior to WatchDox, Ryan was instrumental in running solutions across Hewlett-Packard’s portfolio of security products. He has also held a variety of marketing leadership positions at ArcSight and VeriSign including EMEA regional manager. Ryan received his bachelor's degree from Stanford University, where he studied fault tolerance, cryptography, and authentication algorithms.
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Executive Insights: Inner Workings of Ransomware and Ways to Detect and Respond
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Last year was all about large Ransomware hacks like WannaCry, Petya/NotPetya, and CRYPSHED to name a few. These various strains of Ransomware can bypass your perimeter controls and infect your critical systems, bringing your business to a grinding halt. However, focusing on prevention technologies, with point security products, may not be sufficient enough to fight these key security concerns. So, what are your options? In this webinar Dinah Davis, VP of Research & Development, at Arctic Wolf Networks, will share her key insights on a ransomware cyber kill chain from delivery, infection to command and control activity, and walk you through the following: - What happens when a ransomware is exploded in a computer, with a demo - How do you detect and respond to a ransomware attack? - What is coming next in the world of ransomware? To discover how to fortify your network with 24/7 monitoring with managed detection and response, register for our upcoming webinar. About our key speaker: Dinah Davis is the VP of R&D at Arctic Wolf Networks, responsible for the development of the AWN CyberSOCTM product. Dinah holds an M. Math in cryptography from the University of Waterloo. She has over 16 years of experience in the tech industry with time spent as a Security Software Developer at the Communications Security Establishment Canada and BlackBerry, and as a manager at TrustWave and D2l. Dinah is also the founder of Code Like a Girl, a publication whose goal it is to change society’s perceptions of how women are viewed in technology, which has over 36,000 subscribers and a vibrant online community.
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Operate Enterprise-grade Spring Apps at scale on Azure
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Spring Boot is the world’s most popular framework for Java, with proven benefits for developer productivity. With your existing portfolio of Spring apps - you are already taking advantage of high delivery velocity, and Spring’s wide ecosystem of tools & frameworks. How do you take this to the next level with Microsoft Azure? What would fully managed infrastructure, built-in app lifecycle management, and easy monitoring look like for your Spring apps on Azure? Presenting Azure Spring Apps Enterprise, a fully managed service from Microsoft built in collaboration with VMware. The Enterprise tier combines Microsoft’s cloud expertise with commercially supported Spring Runtime and VMware Tanzu components. Applications running on Azure Spring Apps can take advantage of several benefits: - Efficiently migrate existing Spring apps and manage cloud scaling and costs - Modernize apps with Spring Cloud patterns to improve agility and speed of delivery - Run Java at cloud scale and drive higher usage without complicated infrastructure - Develop and deploy rapidly without containerization dependencies - Monitor production workloads efficiently and effortlessly In this webinar, join Microsoft and VMware teams to learn more about running Spring apps at scale, and the advantages of managed services, when costs matter. Our teams will be in San Francisco for SpringOne December 6-8, come say hello if you’re around!
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#IMOS22 Log4j Reflections: What the Vulnerability Has Taught the Industry
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Every so often we see a security incident so major that it renders large portions of the internet critically vulnerable. We saw it with Heartbleed, EternalBlue, and more recently, Log4J. Also known as Log4Shell, this vulnerability in the Java logging tool Log4J 2 knocked the infosec community on its back as it struggled to fix thousands of affected applications. This session explores the origin and nature of the Log4J vulnerability, investigating how it happened, why it hit us so hard, and why some found it so difficult to fix. We also look into the lessons learned from the whole incident and how we might be able to apply these lessons to mitigate and avoid similar problems in the future.
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JBoss EAP 8
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Red Hat recently announced the latest release of their Jakarta EE compliant platform, JBoss EAP 8.0. With this release, companies will be able to take advantage of the latest Jakarta EE APIs and significantly extend the life cycle of their enterprise Java applications. JBoss EAP 8.0 introduces improvements across many areas of the platform, including the management console and CLI, cloud workflow, security, clustering, datasource and EJB subsystems. In this webinar, we will describe the new JBoss EAP 8.0 features and the tools provided by Red Hat to help customers migrate from older versions of JBoss EAP.
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Red Hat build of OpenJDK – past, present and future
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Abstract: In this talk we will focus on Red Hat’s involvement in the OpenJDK project, and why we believe that our build of OpenJDK is the best JDK to use for your production environments Description: OpenJDK is the reference implementation of the Java SE specification. In the first part of this webinar we will focus on improvements Red Hat has made to OpenJDK and surrounding tooling over the years, and how these improvements can benefit you. We will take a brief look at improvements Red Hat has made, starting from taking OpenJDK to a buildable state on release in 2007, to significant enhancements such as the AArch64 port, Shenandoah Garbage Collector, Quality Testing, and more that are on the way. In the latter part we will go over our OpenJDK based offerings and our anticipated roadmap.