Eugene PilyankevichOn avoiding band-aid securityApplying band-aid to open wounds is an important step in preventing injury, yet it rarely addresses the illness.Jan 30, 2019Jan 30, 2019
Eugene PilyankevichKubler-Ross model for used-to-be-engineer tech executivesHaving quickly jumped position ladders in the past, I always had that scary stare in the mirror: “I am not supposed to build new great…Jan 5, 2019Jan 5, 2019
Eugene PilyankevichTwo types of engineering resiliencyThere are two metaphors for resiliency and risk management in traditional engineering — the NASA way and the US Navy way. I’m not entirely…Feb 9, 2018Feb 9, 2018
Eugene PilyankevichDevOps and security: from trenches to command centersShared values, if you’re doing it right, doom and gloom if you’re not.Apr 11, 20171Apr 11, 20171
Eugene PilyankevichSkyNet will not destroy humanity; poor code mightLately, with increasing frequency, I became subject to real-world effects of bad software (yes, that one which is eating the world…Jan 18, 2017Jan 18, 2017
Eugene PilyankevichEnd-to-end data turnover: slides and notesAt Cossack Labs, one of the main things we’re interested in is building data protection tooling, which is resistant to infrastructure…Dec 9, 2016Dec 9, 2016
Eugene PilyankevichOn keeping secrets in comfortAs someone who used to spend a lot of time analyzing how security incidents happen, I frequently think how little, unfortunately, technical…Oct 24, 2016Oct 24, 2016
Eugene PilyankevichSide effect of Pegasus malwareThis rant started as a discussion with a friend, who, being horrified by yesterday’s news, went on asking:Aug 26, 2016Aug 26, 2016
Eugene PilyankevichinCryptographic EngineeringEverything will be brokenThis is a small handout doc, following my presentation at SecurityBSides Kyiv 2016.May 14, 2016May 14, 2016