Day: August 29, 2022

In this episode of the Future of Observability video series, Chronosphere co-founder and CEO Martin Mao shares his insights with Technical Writer Chris Ward about the importance of central observability teams across an organization.

Chris: What is a central observability team, and why might companies need one?

When we talk about a good design on Java and OOP, the first thing that might come to mind is the SOLID principle; it brings five easy steps or at least a sign if the code is going in the right direction. CDI for sure helps you to archive the code in the proper order. Today, we'll explain how to take advantage of CDI with CDI and get the Open close principle.

If you forget the SOLID principle, don't worry, we'll put it here to remember what does mean SOLID:

A computer system must promise or at least assure privacy and confidentiality when it transmits sensitive or personal data. A simple system, unless equipped with the proper technology, cannot stop any unauthorized access to cyber criminals. And in this computer era, data tampering needs no introduction as it is not something unheard of. So if you want to prevent or altogether stop the mishap, one of the best ways is to alter the data as it will prevent unauthorized access. 

The technique employed to alter the data is known as cryptography, and this process takes place in two phases- encryption and decryption of information. So if you want to find out what encryption vs. decryption is all about, keep reading:

I had the opportunity to meet with 12 cybersecurity solutions providers during the 25th Black Hat Cybersecurity Conference.

I observed three trends at this conference that are represented by the solutions the following companies offer: