ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Dr. Shriram Krishnamurthi, Professor of Computer Science at Brown University, joins Katelyn Ilkani to discuss the art and science of programming securely.
Shriram shares with us his thoughts on why secure coding is so important and the direction that Computer Science programs, as well as current programmers, are taking. He discusses how we can be realistic but optimistic about resolving the tension between taking the time to code securely - while also shipping code quickly.
Hear his predictions for the future of secure coding and advice for information security professionals interested in this space.
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United States
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