Software Engineering

CVE Management: More efficient with the right tooling

CVE Management: More efficient with the right tooling

In today’s interconnected and rapidly evolving software landscape, vulnerabilities are an unavoidable part of development. As the complexity of applications grows, so does the attack surface. With dependencies on numerous external libraries, open-source packages, and container images, transitive CVEs become one of the most common vulnerability findings and worth focusing at. This blog post will introduce you the the world of CVE Management and give you an overview of some common tools you might use.

Quantum Computing and the Future of Cryptography – an Overview

Quantum Computing and the Future of Cryptography – an Overview

Quantum computing is a rapidly advancing research area which promises to solve various classically difficult problems, including various cryptographic schemes. Several experts predict that quantum computers will be capable of breaking currently used encryption schemes in a decade. To secure data in the post-quantum future the U.S. Department of Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has announced the first completed standards for post-quantum cryptography protocols.
This article provides an introduction to quantum computers as well as an overview of post-quantum cryptography.

Is Backend-As-A-Service (BaaS) Enterprise-Ready? A Hands-On Review of Convex and Supabase

Is Backend-As-A-Service (BaaS) Enterprise-Ready? A Hands-On Review of Convex and Supabase

By providing pre-built backend infrastructure for data management, authentication, cloud functions, and more, Backend as a Service (BaaS) platforms promise to enable development teams to significantly accelerate application development and focus primarily on business domain logic and user experience. But is this promise kept with tools such as Supabase and Convex? Nicolas and Adrian share their insights in this insightful article.

From Freemium to Premium: Migrating from Trello to Microsoft Planner using Power Automate

From Freemium to Premium: Migrating from Trello to Microsoft Planner using Power Automate

In this article our colleague Petr explores the Microsoft Power Automate platform, offering insights for individuals seeking automation solutions. It highlights the appealing aspects and challenges associated with this low code approach, illustrated through a concrete project example – Migrating Trello boards to Microsoft Planner. The discussion aims to equip readers with a better understanding of how Power Automate can streamline processes while also addressing potential hurdles.