Hacking Portugal
Making Portugal a global player in Software Development
by Dinis Cruz
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Book Description
As technology and software become more and more important to Portuguese society, it is time for Portugal to take them more seriously, and become a real player in that world. This book discusses several ideas to make Portugal a place where programming, TDD, Open Source, learning how to code, hacking (aka bug-bounty style), and DevOps receive the consideration, investment and respect that they deserve. Application Security can act as an enabler for this transformation, due to its focus on how code and apps work, and its enormous advances in secure-coding, testing, dev-ops and quality.This open book is licensed under a Creative Commons License (CC BY). You can download Hacking Portugal ebook for free in PDF format (0.6 MB).
Table of Contents
Chapter 1
Portugal should be hostile to insecure code
Chapter 2
PHS - Portuguese Hacking Service
Chapter 3
Made in Portugal
Chapter 4
Past innovations
Chapter 5
How Secure is Portugal?
Chapter 6
Public health analogy
Chapter 7
Hack like football
Chapter 8
Hacking
Chapter 9
Open Source
Chapter 10
Privacy
Chapter 11
Government
Chapter 12
Investment in infrastructure
Chapter 13
Economics
Chapter 14
Education
Chapter 15
Actions and recommendations
Chapter 16
Why Portugal?
Book Details
Title
Hacking Portugal
Subject
Computer Science
Publisher
Leanpub
Published
2016
Pages
67
Edition
1
Language
English
ISBN13 Digital
9781540743633
ISBN10 Digital
1540743632
PDF Size
0.6 MB
License
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