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Code analysis prevents hidden security risks
Ensuring security in software means starting at the source code: Developers must build security in from the start. Organisations too often focus on repairing damage post-breach and fixing bugs after launch. Greater attention to security in the earlier stages of software development is needed. It would greatly reduce the percentage of successful attacks, and minimize damage when malicious hackers do…
Stephen Morrow
The promise of agile coaching: measuring team performance
Many companies use agile coaching to help teams to become effective at doing agile and scrum. Even though the idea of agile coaching is often described as beneficial, there is surprising little evidence for this effect. Evelien Krooshof has therefore measured the effect of coaching by the agile coach / scrummaster in her recently published master…
Sieuwert van Otterloo
Interview with ISO 27001 audit expert Philip Ku
Philip Ku is an international information security and audit expert. He is a certified lead auditor for ISO 27001 information security and also for related standards and trains auditors worldwide, including in The Netherlands. We interviewed Philip to understand how he became an expert and what he sees as new trends in information security.
Sieuwert van Otterloo
New office Utrecht
As of Dec 1st 2018, our office is located at Europalaan 400 in Utrecht. See this article for the office description, including instructions on how to get there. Postal address Our postal addresses are unchanged. We have a postal address in Amsterdam (Polaklaan) and Utrecht (Kees van Bohemenhof). These are permanent addresses and details are…
Sieuwert van Otterloo
No More Ransom: the best anti-ransomware available
No More Ransom is both the name and the endgoal for a cooperation between the Dutch police and several security companies like McAfee and Kaspersky. The project has been running for more than a year now, and is becoming quite successful in fighting ransomware – but is it enough to fight the currently so devastating flood of…
Tijs Hofmans