From Learn Go with Pocket-Sized Projects by Aliénor Latour, Pascal Bertrand, and Donia Chaiehloudj — This book is intended to get you up to speed with Go by using it in a series of immediately useful, small-scale projects. If you’re a developer who’s interested in learning Go and doing in a fast and practical way, read on! Learning Go on the Go This book aims to get the reader up…

From Machine Learning Algorithms in Depth by Vadim Smolyakov — If you want to excel in ML and deep learning, you need to know more than how to implement the algorithms — you need to know them inside-out. This book delves into selected algorithms and teaches you how to build your own from scratch. Read on to learn more. Why Learn Algorithms from Scratch? This…

From Privacy-Preserving Machine Learning by J. Morris Chang, Di Zhuang, and G. Dumindu Samaraweera — This article introduces the concept and definition of differential privacy. Read it if you’re a machine learning engineer, or a developer building around machine learning. There are many privacy-related threats and vulnerabilities in machine learning, and numerous concepts of privacy-enhancing technologies. In this article, we will introduce a very important…

From Learn Concurrent Programming with Go by James Cutajar — This excerpt covers: Introducing concurrent programming Improving performance with concurrent execution Scaling our programs Why you should choose Go for concurrency Read on to learn more. Meet Jane Sutton. Jane has been working at HSS international accountancy as a software developer for only 3 months. In her latest project she…

From Azure Security by Bojan Magusic — This excerpt covers: Cybersecurity as an infinite game Shared responsibility model Azure security services Threat landscape Cloud security challenges Zero Trust security model Defense in depth Read on to learn more. Security is one of the greatest unsolved problems of our time. This complex problem set spans digital, physical, businesses…

From Cyber Threat Hunting by Nadhem AlFardan — Cyber threats are constantly multiplying and evolving, and a good defense isn’t good enough anymore. The safest approach to cyber threats is to hunt them down before they do damage, rather than reactively waiting for them to be uncovered. Read on to learn more. Cybersecurity Threat Landscape Today’s cyber threat landscape is complex…

With Bootstrapping Microservices, Second Edition by Ashley Davis — This book jumps right into building microservices, giving you just enough knowledge to build, while not getting mired in theory. Read on to learn more. As software continues to become larger and more complicated, we need better ways of managing and mitigating its complexity. As it grows alongside our business…

From AWS Security by Dylan Shields — This article deals with securing access to your AWS account. Applying Least Privilege Access Control The Principle of Least Privilege is the idea that you should grant the fewest permissions needed to get the job done. You can think of it like safety deposit boxes at a bank. If a customer pays for a box…

From Making Sense of Cyber Security by Thomas Kranz — It’s easy to forget that phones are powerful computers in their own right, vulnerable to the same threats as laptops or desktops. Mobile networks also contain many vulnerabilities that attackers can leverage. This article gives an overview of how mobile networks communicate with mobile devices and the threats therein. Mobile phones, SMS, and 5G