Cognite

Welcome back to our Pwn2Own or Not2Pwn series about our Schneider Electric EcoStruxure Operator Terminal Expert exploit attempt. To catch…

At Cognite we have recently started to explore a mono repository setup across relevant products. Our application team is no exception…

At Cognite, we use the GitHub Terraform provider to manage our organization’s users and teams. This is a convenient way to handle access…

Deep learning has achieved great success in computer vision since AlexNet was proposed in 2012. This success is mainly related to two…

When we’re building web applications at Cognite, we often run into a big challenge: How do we present data to users in extreme working…

Cognite is building out a database reliability engineering team (DBRE) to help tend to our Postgres, Elasticsearch and Kafka clusters —…

At Cognite we routinely need to deploy and scale computationally intensive machine learning models for data contextualization, such as…

In our first Pwn2Own blog post, we briefly talked about how we discovered a directory traversal vulnerability in less than 20 minutes…

Designing the Rust Unleash API client

Here at Cognite we write services in many different languages. Rust is one of them, which you may have read about in our recent post on 3D…

Over the past few months, we have been working hard at improving loading times and performance in Reveal, our TypeScript library for…

Disclaimer: This is a math-heavy post. Example code is provided to break down the heavier concepts, however, it is helpful to have basic…

Unit testing and code review are the most common ways of testing code, but they’re not perfect. The fundamental weakness of these methods…

Introduction

By Fredrik Østrem, Emil Sandstø and Cim Stordal