The User Experience and User Interface of any software product is often a missed opportunity to improve the security posture. Software security starts how users interact with the system. The controls and access points into the software defines the surface area for which users (or other systems) impact the application. This will include things like … Read more
When developing a microservice application like “MyOwnTutorial”, one of the first decisions to make is whether to define a consistent technology stack across all microservices or allow each service to use its own stack. There are benefits and drawbacks to both approaches, and understanding them is crucial to making an informed decision. Benefits of a … Read more
It is time to define design principles and shape the development of MyOwnTutorial. MyOwnTutorial construction will leverage Domain-Driven Design, Hexagonal Architecture, Event-Driven Programming, Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS), Micro-service Architecture, API-First Development, and Privacy-First principles not only fortify security but also contribute to a reduced total cost of ownership (TCO). However, each of these architectural … Read more
The “Core Values” are fundamental principles that serve as the bedrock for any design, establishing the essential boundaries and guidelines within which a product must function. These values encompass not only information security measures but also other critical aspects that contribute to the product’s overall integrity and usability. To illustrate, consider Amazon, a company whose … Read more
The biggest challenge for any software tutorial is what the example to use. Most software engineering tutorials are just too simple. They have the basic functionality of a to do application. Most software security tutorials use perceived high value data set like financial data. The reason for this is that these tutorials often used to … Read more