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udo m. rader ☕ 🇪🇺 🇺🇦 🐧

A nice hands on approach to #SoftwareSecurity, in the best GTD manner. Celine Pypaert from Johnson Matthey giving an interesting talk here in #QConLondon about how teams can get started with securing their development processes.

#Security is difficult, complex, impossible to enforce and it requires awareness and participation of a lot of stakeholders in an organization or a team. So just start small and scale up as you go!

Celine Pypaert stands on stage at QCon London in front of a presentation slide titled 'TODO (Crawl stage)'. The slide lists three completed security tasks, each with a checkmark: 'Detect the top 5 "fixable" vulnerabilities', 'Assign vulns as tasks to owners', and 'Draft a Standard & Policy'. Each task includes a note about its benefit, such as helping with documentation or risk registration. The slide ends with a note: 'Next: ask wider teams for support; compensating controls (WAF protections, rate limiting, etc.)'. A photo of a woman working on a laptop is shown on the left side of the slide.
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I have to admit that when I think of #SoftwareArchitecture, the #BBC isn't the 1st thing that comes to my mind. But I've learnt over the years that the #BBC is an incredibly innovative public broadcaster.

And so at #QConLondon I enjoyed a very impressive talk by Mathew Clark and Ian Arundale, both software architects at the BBC, about the key cornerstones of the architecture that enables the BBC to handle millions of pageviews, driven not only by software but also by organizational change.

A presenter stands at a podium with the QCon by InfoQ logo at a conference. On the large screen behind him is a slide titled 'Base your architecture on your most important NFRs' from a BBC presentation. The slide shows three key architectural pillars: Elasticity (with associated elements like Caching, Serverless, Pre-compute, and Elastic cloud), Resilience (with elements like Circuit Breakers, Feature toggles, Shared platforms, Hourglass design, and Arch as code), and Security (with elements like Threat model influencing architecture, Embedding tools into platforms, and Getting help if unsure where to start). The presentation is from QCon London 2025, with the speaker being Ian Arundale, Lead Architect for BBC's digital products.
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udo m. rader ☕ 🇪🇺 🇺🇦 🐧

A relaxed 15km trail run with 500m EG very close to where I live. Even though I've run here many times, every season has its own special magic 🌞 There's no doubt that spring has finally arrived here in the mountains as well!

Tomorrow till Friday I'm off to #London for #QConLondon, which I'm really looking forward to. Let's see how much running I get to do here 😎

#Garmin #BeatYesterday #QCon #TrailRunning #Running @running #RunnersOfMastodon #Tirol #Laufen

A scenic photo collage from my trail run near mountain Patscherkofel in Tyrol, Austria. The top image shows a mountain landscape with the snow-capped peaks of mounts Bettelwurf and Hochglück in the background, a small stream running through dried grass, and evergreen trees. The bottom left image features rolling green hills with trees and mountains in the distance under a clear blue sky. The bottom right image showcases a delicate white crocus vernus flower with yellow center blooming among early spring grass.
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