I’m a big fan of Chris Gates’ publications on DevOops and From Low to Pwned. The content reflects a lot of issues that we also experience in many assessments in general and assessments in agile environments in particular. In addition, we were supporting several projects recently that were organized in an agile way. In this post, I want to summarize some thoughts on how security work can/should be integrated into agile projects. Continue reading “Agile Development & Security”
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Social Coding – Simple Things to Keep in Mind (updated)
The current trend of social coding finally arrived at ERNW! From now on, you will find our public released tools and scripts commonly on https://github.com/ernw. Therefore I would like to share some thoughts/guidelines which you have to keep in mind if you want to be a social coder: Continue reading “Social Coding – Simple Things to Keep in Mind (updated)”
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