6/15: Revenue Forecast

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Public companies rely on accurate revenue forecasting to guide strategic planning, satisfy investor expectations, and comply with regulatory requirements. Revenue forecasting is the process of estimating future income based on historical performance, market conditions, and internal company strategies. The process begins with a detailed analysis of past sales trends. Finance teams evaluate quarterly and annual […]

6/8: Tech Behind Video Streaming

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Video streaming has revolutionized the way we consume content, from binge-worthy shows on Netflix to real-time gaming streams on Twitch. But behind this seamless viewing experience lies a complex network of technologies working in harmony. At the core of streaming is video compression. Raw video files are massive, so compression algorithms like H.264, H.265 (HEVC), […]

6/1: Leveraging Historic Data

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In today’s ever-evolving digital landscape, cyber threats are growing more sophisticated by the day. Traditional firewalls, while essential, often rely on manually updated rules or reactive measures. However, by harnessing historic cyber attack data, organizations can transform their firewalls from static defenses into dynamic, automated protection systems. Historic cyber attack data provides a rich pool […]

5/26: Cache Reserves

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Today, speed and performance are everything. One of the key technologies behind ultra-responsive systems is cache reserves, a powerful tool that helps systems manage and deliver data with efficiency. Cache reserves refer to a portion of memory (or storage) that is set aside to temporarily hold frequently accessed data. Instead of fetching information from the […]

3/18: AI Driven WAFs

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As cyber threats become more sophisticated, traditional security measures struggle to keep pace. Enter AI-driven Web Application Firewalls (WAFs)—a modern solution that leverages artificial intelligence to provide dynamic, adaptive protection for web applications. Unlike conventional WAFs, which rely on static rules and signature-based detection, AI-driven WAFs use machine learning algorithms to analyze traffic patterns in […]

5/11: How to Plan a Software Release

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Planning a software release is crucial for ensuring a smooth deployment and positive user experience. A well-structured release plan helps coordinate teams, manage risks, and keep development aligned with business goals. Start by defining the release scope—what features, bug fixes, or improvements are included. Ensure these elements are stable through rigorous testing, including unit, integration, […]

Containerization in Software Development

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Containerization is a lightweight form of virtualization that allows developers to package an application with its entire runtime environment—including binaries, libraries, and configuration files—into a single, immutable container image. This ensures the application executes consistently across heterogeneous environments, from local dev setups to production-grade Kubernetes clusters. Unlike traditional virtual machines, containers share the host OS […]

4/20: Rate Limiting

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In today’s always-connected digital world, APIs are the backbone of countless services—from social media to online banking. But with great power comes great responsibility. That’s where rate limiting comes in. Rate limiting is a technique used to control how often a user or system can make requests to a server within a given timeframe. Think […]

4/13: Client Side Protection & PCI Compliance

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In today’s digital landscape, protecting customer payment data is more than good practice—it’s a regulatory necessity. While much of the focus in cybersecurity has traditionally been on securing servers and back-end infrastructure, the client side—what happens in the user’s browser—has emerged as a critical front in the fight against data breaches. This is especially important […]