Did Fortinet leave the firewall backdoor open to hackers?
Profile: Adrian Bridgwater
Malicious software developers love a good hacking opportunity, this much is already known -- they are even happier when they find a "coder's backdoor" left open for what would usually be two reasons. Reasons for a backdoor experience Reason #1 -- Access for...
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Plumbing goes digital — smart cities need BIM
Profile: Adrian Bridgwater
Progman is a provider of Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing (MEP) design software used in Building Information Modeling (BIM) from Turku in Finland.
(Ed -- MEP & BIM software, who knew?)
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DevOps specialist firms start to ‘fuse’
Profile: Adrian Bridgwater
The CWDN blog is really not interested in funding, corporate ventures, mergers, buy-outs or even corporate parties (unless we are invited, obviously)... this much should be said.
Due to this proviso, it is from a purely technical viewpoint that we make mention of the formation of Sendachi.
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Why are smart devices still so stupid?
Profile: Adrian Bridgwater
Software application developers working with the kinds of embedded computing devices that we now class as citizens within the so-called Internet of Things (IoT) can be forgiven for getting somewhat confused. The Internet of Things a.k.a The trouble is, the Internet of Things is...
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Validating ‘unproven assumptions’ F5 on the state of application delivery
Profile: Adrian Bridgwater
F5 Networks is a firm aiming to stake a claim for itself.
The Application Delivery Controller (ADC) and network...
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IBM: how to buy a hybrid cloud
Profile: Adrian Bridgwater
How do you end up being a 'significant software provider' in the still-shifting world of hybrid cloud? IBM thinks it knows how -- the firm has just been ritualistically anointed by Forrester Research in its latest...
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Automotive evolution: paper-based manuals out, APIs are in
Profile: Adrian Bridgwater
Automotive 'aftermarket' technical information company Autodata has released a new batch of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). Working with TIBCO Mashery, the Autodata Developer Portal allows access to more than 70 APIs covering Autodata's diagnostic, repair and servicing information...
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Polycom: visual collaboration tools should be part of every application workflow, well… almost
Profile: Adrian Bridgwater
Polycom has just announced a new developer zone called Sandbox. Who was that? Oh you know, Polycom... the HD video conferencing, voice conferencing & telepresence company that likes open standards-based video collaboration and massive screens... ... and it also makes those fancy...
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What is a cloud computing storm?
Profile: Adrian Bridgwater
What is a cloud computing 'storm' -- if such a term exists... and what are its implications for software application developers working in newly virtualised platform environments?
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What to expect from NDC London 2016
Profile: Adrian Bridgwater
It almost feels ungodly to say it, but conference season has already started for 2016.
Well... it will do on...
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