OWNING your sandbox.
As software engineers we all like to work on latest technology and coding new applications.
People generally don’t like spending a lot of time maintaining the code.
However, in the world of microservices the owners of each microservice are very well known and defined unlike in the world of monolithic applications. That means that you own it in the true sense.
You own the code.
You own the QA environment.
You own the Stage environment.
You own the production environment and all the errors that come along with it :)
On positive note, you have a lot to be proud of and you can turn it into opportunities :)
You own something that is contributing your company’s customers and what you do responsibly affects the lives of many people in a positive way.
Almir Mustafic
Teaching kids about information security is very important today because the social network websites and applications are blurring the line between what should be shared securely and what not. Everybody is busy over-sharing the good, bad and ugly over the internet and in the process of doing that forgetting the basics of information security or never taking the time to learn it. Or is it that nobody is introducing these concepts in school? It is something that needs to be introduced in our education systems from early days. Do you remember the days when we used to send those short messages on a piece of paper in our classrooms? Some encoded those messages because you did not want another person in the middle to open it and understand what it says. How were those messages encoded? The simplest example is: You create a simple mapping for each letter and number in the alphabet. Then you encode your message and write it on a piece of paper. Then the person on the other end decodes
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