Since co-founding Known with Erin Richey eighteen months ago, one of my biggest professional challenges, both inwardly and outwardly, has been this: I am not a developer. I have development skills and was a startup CTO for a decade. Absolutely. I know how to architect a system and write
Enterprises spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on beautiful, temperature controlled server room spaces. Now the air con isn't even on.
@markmorvant Thank you! Really looking forward to getting out to a gig.
This morning, I woke up and checked my notifications on my phone. (I know, I know, it's a terrible habit.) I took a shower while listening to a Spotify playlist, got dressed, and put my Fitbit in my pocket. I made some breakfast and ate it in front
@Haje Fleet Week. Happens every year. Because a strong military equals oh I don't even know.
If you're interested in a commercial support subscription for Known, we'd love to help. https://withknown.com/services/
Restricting direct support for Known to commercial users lets us give a better, more in-depth service. The software itself is still open.
Support subscriptions are available for organizations and institutions that need help deploying and supporting Known.
@SwiftOnSecurity On the plus side, it has healthcare that works, much fewer religious fundamentalists and comparatively little gun violence.
@tojarrett @mapkyca I buy that completely. Most people (myself included) won't audit. So in that sense, outsourcing makes sense.
@tojarrett @mapkyca It's not just about classic "security": it's about protecting against unintended actions or consequences.
@tojarrett @mapkyca Then the question is: why do we trust @Veracode? Auditing allows you to be certain, whereas other paths require trust.