Announcing MX 2012: Managing Experience (perhaps our best MX yet!)
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: Work Ideas Events About Contact Search November 28, 2011 Announcing MX 2012 : Managing Experience perhaps our best MX yet By Peter Merholz 4 Comments If you take a gander over here you'll see the new website for MX 2012, our forthcoming incarnation of our Managing Experience event . This is the only conference targeted at managers , directors , and VPs of user experience teams . We recognize that you face a special set of challenges , and Brandon and I have worked hard to put together a great . program This year , we look at the challenges that faces those who try to manage and lead user experience teams , and we also learn from those who've had remarkable success . On that note , we kick off the event with Genevieve Bell , who heads Intel's new IXR , which is dedicated towards having
Yesterday marked a huge milestone for Unity – releasing a public beta preview of our upcoming version 3.5 (Okay so you’re excited, you somehow missed the home page – go download it here http://unity3d.com/unity/preview). With a huge feature set to show off, and new export targets such as the much talked about Flash and Google...
We saw what typically happens when trying to use static rule-based log correlation to perform real-time incident management... combinatory explosion and lack of scalability. How do you automate non-deterministic attacks in a few discrete steps???
Today, we'll look at more scenarios for which static rule-based log correlation doesn't make sense.
Attack Scenario Example 2: Brute Force Attack
Let's look at another example scenario. Brute Force Attack.read more
Very nice example of the discipline called “information visualization.” This is the field best represented by Edward Tufte’s amazing books and courses. On one small notebook page, the complex distinction between the different varieties of scotch whiskey is beautifully displayed. Read the … Continue reading →
HTML5 is a draft specification for the next major iteration of HTML. It represents a break from its predecessors, HTML4 and XHTML. Some elements have been removed and it is no longer based on SGML, an older standard for document markup. HTML5 also has more allowances for incorrect syntax than were present in HTML4. It has rules for parsing to allow different browsers to display the same incorrectly formatted document in the same fashion. There are many notable additions to HTML, such as native drawing support and audiovisual elements. In this excerpt, we discuss the features added by HTML5 and the associated JavaScript APIs.read more
Gartner says, in three years, mobile application development projects will outnumber PC projects by 4-1 ratio and in four years, 50% of the people will primarily access their emails from a mobile device. So, the necessity of establishing a mobile channel for your customer is – well a no-brainer. However, should you just build a mobile website or should you also invest in building native application is not easy to decide. There can be no doubt that you need to have a website optimized for mobile devices. What is the best way to build and maintain that website is not a simple decision.read more
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Rule-based log correlation is almost a good idea.
It sounds like a good idea, it appears to be a good idea and many people will tell you it’s a good idea, but in fact it is not.
Rule-based log correlation is very complex, limited in use and applicability, and boasts a terrible ROI.
It will give you a false sense of security, and this is a bad thing.
We will look at the reasons why this is a false good idea, and what are some ways to augment the use of logs to improve your security through pragmatic Risk Management.read more
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When creating compelling video game levels, the idiom ‘God is in the Details’ couldn’t be more true. Detail in your world design is a sign of artistry and aptitude that motivates players to invest interest (and money!) in your game. Often we find that the lush and detailed worlds themselves are as much the star...