Podcasts about arxan

Mike: CEO and co-founder at Dark Sky Technologies, building a suite of products to address open source insecurity Previously VP of Product at Arxan and Microsemi Previously Senior Director of Business Development at Cryptography Research Inc Previously VP of Marketing at Star Lab Combined two decades of experience in cybersecurity! Check out the episode for our discussion on gaining exposure across a variety of business units, supplementing software composition analysis (SCA) with additional context around package trust, and automating the translation of code into more secure languages. darkskytechnology.com

Repasamos con Javier Díaz Izquierdo, analista de Renta 4 Banco, una jornada bursátil de transición a la espera del dato de IPC de este jueves en Estados Unidos y los riesgos de estanflación en la mayor economía del mundo. En el análisis de Renta 4 Banco, Díaz Izquierdo señala que “hemos quitado el grueso del tocino a la inflación con los esfuerzos de los bancos centrales, pero aún vemos que queda trabajo por hacer”. En el análisis con Renta 4 Banco, comentamos el endurecimiento del crédito en Estados Unidos. La encuesta trimestral de la Fed sobre las condiciones de los préstamos bancarios, un dato publicado el lunes, que en circunsatancias normales hubiera pasado desapercibido, ha cobrado mayor relevancia tras las mayores quiebras bancarias desde la crisis financiera mundial. La encuesta de la Fed muestra que la participación neta de los bancos que dificultan la concesión de préstamos industriales comerciales ha aumentado al 46%. Eso está por debajo del impacto inmediato del Covid en 2020 y el colapso de 2008, pero sigue siendo históricamente alto. Y los bancos ya estaban ajustando los criterios en el trimestre anterior en medio de las crecientes expectativas de una recesión. También ha habido una caída notable en la demanda de préstamos, según la encuesta de la Fed. “Es lógico que ante unos costes de financiación más altos, después de todas las subidas de tipos ya realizadas, el crédito se resienta y con ello a futuro debería desacelerarse la actividad económica y como derivada la inflación”, apunta el experto de Renta 4 Banco. En el análisis con Renta 4 Banco, nos fijamos también en los valores más defensivos para enfrentar esta posible desaceleración económica, aunque según Díaz Izquierdo todavía no se ha visto un deterioro muy significativo en los márgenes tras la publicación de los resultados empresariales. “En el caso de Grifols, han sido resultados trimestrales muy positivos, reflejando una mejora muy sustnacial de la operativa y superando previsiones y han acabado mejorando guías. Endesa ha tenido un tono mixto... la deuda neta ha sido peor de lo previsto y Sacyr ha mejorado previsiones por la evolución precisamente positiva en concesiones y en servicios”. Al experto de Renta 4 Banco también le ha sorprendido la 'midcap' Applus con la mejora de sus márgenes gracias a algunas desinversiones. Díaz Izquierdo comenta también el interés de varios fondos en lanzar un OPA a la compañía, que ha impulsado recientemente su cotización. Renta 4 Banco mantiene su cartera de los 5 Grandes: Iberdrola, Inditex, Santander, Repsol y Telefónica. El informe diario de Renta 4 Banco, también se hace mención a Meliá Hotels. La compañía ha anunciado la firma de su undécimo hotel en China y el primero en Asia de su exclusiva marca de lujo The Meliá Collection, que estará ubicado en la región de Arxan, conocida como los "Alpes chinos" y espera abrir sus puertas en 2025. Diseñado como una casa de montaña, el hotel está formado exclusivamente por villas de lujo, con un total de 44, además de restaurante, varias salas de reuniones y espacios wellness. El activo formará parte de un complejo mayor junto al futuro Meliá Arxan Ski and Hot Spring Resort, que la compañía anunció en 2019.

Thomas Mendoza joined NetApp in 1994 as Vice President of North America sales. He served as its President from 2000 until 2008, when he became Vice Chairman.   He helped establish the culture that allowed NetApp to be ranked #1 in Fortune Magazine’s "100 Best Companies To Work For" in 2009, as well as being a co-recipient with NetApp CEO, Dan Warmenhoven of the Morgan Stanley Leadership Award for Global Commerce —the first time the award had been co-presented to two individuals.   Mendoza retired from NetApp in 2019 and currently serves on the Boards of VAST Data, UiPath, Varonis, ServiceSource, and Arxan. He previously served on the Boards of Infoblox, NetScreen (acquired by Juniper Networks), and Rhapsody Networks (acquired by Brocade). Mr. Mendoza also serves on the Justin Tuck RUSH Foundation for Children's Literacy.   Mendoza frequently speaks on corporate culture and leadership to a wide variety of audiences which have included major Universities such as Stanford University (where he has been a guest lecturer since 1997), Notre Dame, Harvard and United States Military Academy as well as to diverse groups such as the  United States Marine Corps, keynotes at Oracle World and numerous other industry events.   Charities that Mr. Mendoza has been significantly involved with include the Pat Tillman Foundation, St. Baldrick’s Foundation, the Navy SEAL Foundation and Justin Tuck’s RUSH Foundation for Children’s literacy.   Mendoza holds a BA from Notre Dame and is an alumnus of the Stanford Executive Program (SEP). In September 2000 Notre Dame named (was not named before) their business school the Mendoza College of Business after an endowment from Tom and Kathy Mendoza.

Chuck Goldman is a seasoned serial-entrepreneur, as well as CRO at SkyX, a company that is revolutionizing the way we manage long-range assets. He has successfully exited multiple successful tech companies like Apperian App management, Interactive Media Solutions and Applied CD Technologies. Apperian helped Apple accelerate the adoption of IOS in enterprise and was acquired by Blackberry and Arxan.    In between his Founder/C-suite roles, Chuck spent time in leadership positions at companies like Apple and Accenture. At Apple, he was Director of System Engineering for 8 years where he managed a team of 300+ engineers. During this time, he also ran Apple's first state-wide laptop deployment to 70 thousand students and teachers.

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Read the transcription on the Sales Game Changers Podcast website. TOM'S FINAL TIP TO EMERGING SALES LEADERS: "Any young professional that is interested in a sales career needs to find one or two mentors, somebody like myself, you or others that are willing and able to give them some advice and some coaching as they move along in their career." Tom van Gorder is the Vice President of North America Sales at Clarabridge. Previously, he held sales leadership positions at FranConnect, Arxan and VERISIGN. Find Tom on LinkedIn!

Maribel Lopez, Principal Analyst at Lopez Research, leads a discussion between Joe Sander, CEO of Arxan, and Mark Lorion, President and General Manager of Apperian, on how Arxan’s acquisition of Apperian came about and what it means for the industry.

This week we follow up on code obfuscation, iOS hacking, CloudKit server code, Man Mini colocation and vim adventures. These were based on feedback from our website and twitter feeds. We discussed the hyped Motor Trend exclusive non-announcement. We also celebrate the successful merging of Swift code for Android platforms. We discuss using schemes in Xcode for unit testing as well as Swift 3.0 pruning. Picks: Bez, PolyMail for Mac, Milanese Loop knockoff, The Practical Dev and Source Tree. Episode 87 Show Notes: Farley recommends Arxan vim adventures OS X Server FireBase Feedback on Episode 86 The Apple Car Is Here...If You Believe This Rumored Concept Art Yahoo Finance Sneak Peek Apple Car Swift for Android Merged Google is said to be considering Swift as a ‘first class’ language for Android Go (programming language) Kotlin JetBrains IntelliJ Android Studio Preparing for [Swift] 3.0 API pruning Gerund Using Xcode's Schemes to run a subset of your tests Migrating From Objective-C to Swift - Alexander Voronov Episode 87 Picks: Bez PolyMail for Mac Milanese Loop knockoff for $20 USD The Practical Dev Source Tree

On the day before Black Hat 2014 kicked off, I was able to sit with Jonathan Carter to talk about his work and the projects he participates on in OWASP. The audio recording is a bit raw because the sound was cranked up in a conference full of people. What Jonathan has to say should more than compensate. About Jonathan Carter Jonathan Carter is an application security professional with over 15 years of security expertise within Canada, United States, Australia, and England. As a Software Engineer, Jonathan produced software for online gaming systems, payment gateways, SMS messaging gateways, and other solutions requiring a high degree of application security. Jonathan’s technical background in artificial intelligence and static code analysis has lead him to a diverse number of security roles: Enterprise Security Architect, Web Application Penetration Tester, Fortify Security Researcher, and Security Governance lead. He is currently Arxan’s Technical Director.