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Foundation has announced the Grants program to support the growing ecosystem of Bahamut and foster the expansion of decentralized projects and applications. This initiative provides multi-faceted support for a wide range of projects based on categories mainly revolving but not limited to DeFi, gaming, and NFTs. Bahamut Blockchain has already witnessed the successful results of the grants program with the latest launch of 3 DeFi projects - Lolik, Mutuari, and SilkSwap. These platforms have successfully passed all the qualification stages and, after an extensive development process, are now live on the Bahamut blockchain. The appearance of new DeFi projects will surely increase the scalability and adaptability of the native coin of Bahamut, FTN, and expand its usability and relevance. Mutuari is a lending protocol made for decentralized lending and borrowing of assets directly on Bahamut. Mutuari gives the users access to diverse crypto assets, including FTN, USTD, USDC, stFTN, and is accessible through all EVM-supporting non-custodial wallets, among them Fastex Wallet, Metamask, and WalletConnect. The project has been selected and successfully completed the task under the category of “Lending Protocol” with a prize of 60.000 FTN. Lolik is the next project that has received a grant from Bahamut Foundation. It is a liquid staking platform that supports staking on leading blockchains such as Bahamut, with other blockchains, including Ethereum and Polygon, coming soon. With Lolik, each user can earn rewards by participating in the validation processes of the blockchain directly with their Web3 wallet. And the last one is the DeFi trading platform, SilkSwapthat allows users to enjoy peer-to-peer trading and easy and fast transactions. The application stays true to a pure Web3 concept, totally eliminating any third-party interactions. n n The application process continues, accepting more and more applications. The step-by-step description of the application process and information on preferable categories and their funding are available on Bahamut.io/grants. The process is transparent and fair, keeping it real with web3. Bahamut Foundation is currently announcing the list of approved applications that will start building their projects on Bahamut through the Bahamut Arena contest and wishes them the best of luck and successful completion of their projects. Gotbit Labs Category - DEX aggregator Category Prize fund - 40,000 FTN Delivery deadline - 2 months Lost Lore Category - NFT Marketplace Category Prize fund - 40,000 FTN n Delivery deadline- 4 months Blockstars (Greedy Lottery) Category - Decentralized Game Category Prize fund - 13,000 FTN Delivery deadline - 1 month Erinaceus RNG Oracle Category - RNG Oracle Category Prize fund - 50,000 FTN Delivery deadline - 3 months Erinaceus Price Feed Oracle Category - Price Feed oracle Category Prize fund - 50,000 FTN Delivery deadline - 3 months n Additionally, the Bahamut Foundation is hosting a series of meetups at theftNFT Phygital Spaces located in Dubai, Venice, and Yerevan. These events are designed to promote community engagement by bringing together Web3 developers, newcomers, and enthusiasts. The meetups aim to foster growth and development within the global and local Web3 sector through knowledge exchange and collaboration. Moreover, a partnership with Yerevan State University has been announced to support blockchain education and community development in Armenia's growing Web3 industry. This collaboration--formalized through a memorandum of cooperation--represents a significant step towards integrating educational and research programs focused on blockchain and virtual assets, underscoring a shared commitment to promoting blockchain education and community development. About Bahamut Foundation The Switzerland-based Bahamut Foundation stays at the forefront of innovation, offering support and funding to the projects that foster advancements in the field, generate value for the blockchain ecosystem, and bring new users into the world of Web3, laying the foundations for future generations to learn and build upon. :::tip This story was distributed as a release by Btcwire under HackerNoon's Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here. :::

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DOVER, DE, USA, May 8, 2024 —ChainGPT, the AI-powered Web3 infrastructure providing a diverse suite of tools and services, will exclusively launch the IDO of its latest launchpad project, Engines of Fury: a free-to-play top-down extraction shooter designed for Web3. Developed by talents from AAA titles, Blizzard, Activision, Ubisoft, and Unity, its top-down characteristic makes it a first within Web3's free-to-play shooter arena. Set for May 8, Engines of Fury's IDO leverages ChainGPT Pad's acceleration program, enabling the game to perfect its product systems, action plans, and roadmaps while receiving expert marketing and promotional support. As a premier decentralized fundraising and incubation platform for Web3 projects of all types, the ChainGPT Pad has been recognized as the most popular launchpad of 2023. The incubation program promotes emerging startups strategically hand-picked by ChainGPT based on their disruptive potential, transforming their ideas into viable business solutions. The program extensively assists in product development, smart contract implementation, and user engagement. Through expert mentorship and access to an extensive network of influential partners and investors, the ChainGPT Pad's incubation provides Web3 startups with the tools to navigate inevitable challenges and thrive. Engines of Fury immerses players in a dystopian world ravaged by a mutagenic virus from a meteor. Gamers navigate a perilous universe—scavenging for resources, enhancing hideouts, and upgrading gear while honing their abilities through single-player and cooperative modes. With a robust in-game economy driven by its native $FURY token, the game emphasizes a journey of survival, craftsmanship, and community. Engines of Fury's goal is to create a game that introduces mainstream players to the distinct advantages of blockchain without forcing Web3 elements into core aspects of gameplay. Making it simple for all players to jump into the game, Engines of Fury's crypto aspects serve as a bonus, not a must. The game includes classic gaming elements with an easy onboarding process for non-crypto natives, with features such as: NFT Mining and Trading: Players discover resources and forge unique NFTS to enhance their character's abilities and appearance. Gamers can trade these NFTs freely on the Engines of Fury marketplace and other compatible platforms. Play-And-Earn Mechanics: Players can earn in-game virtual currency that can potentially convert to real-world income. Earned crypto assets and NFTs remain fully under the player's ownership. Skill-Based Rewards: Top players earn $FURY tokens based on leaderboard rankings, achievements, and in-game activities. Council Crates: Special, limited-quantity NFTs will be available during the Engine of Fury NFT Presale event. Cross-Game Interoperability: Engines of Fury collaborates with exciting projects to enable asset interoperability, expanding gameplay possibilities and community engagement. With an overwhelming response, Engines of Fury attracted over 80,000 applications for its Private Alpha Test, extending the game's original playtest deadline. The enthusiasm following the private alpha test underscores the demand for high-quality Web3 gaming experiences. Engines of Fury IDO information: Token price: $.20 IDO date: May 13th Token ticker: $FURY Allocation size: 250,00 Max supply: 120,000,000 Network: Binance Smart Chain IMC (without liquidity): 6,667 IMC (with liquidity): ,376,667 Circulating supply at TGE: 6,883,333 Fully Diluted Valuation at TGE: million Vesting schedule: 15 percent TGE, 2-month cliff, 12 months linear vesting “It has been a pleasure collaborating with Engines of Fury, who brilliantly blend blockchain-based assets with a high-quality and engaging gaming experience,” says Ilan Rakhmanov, CEO and Founder of ChainGPT. “Engines of Fury exemplifies the unique and inclusive gaming experiences that resonate with a global audience. Their IDO represented an exciting opportunity for the community to support pioneering projects that reshape the gaming landscape for more than 3.3 billion players worldwide.” “With the help of ChainGPT, we've crafted a game that serves as a prime example of how gamers and developers can collaborate to build immersive experiences that rival traditional gaming structures,” says Saulius Aleksa, Co-Founder and CEO of Engines of Fury. We are grateful for the collaboration with the talented team at ChainGPT, whose expertise and invaluable guidance have been instrumental throughout the development of our game.” About ChainGPT: ChainGPT is the leading provider of AI-powered infrastructure for crypto, blockchain, and Web3. From a next-generation IDO launchpad and incubator to automated smart contract generation and auditing, as well as an advanced Web3 AI chatbot to AI-powered news aggregation, an AI training assistant, cross-chain swap, and an NFT generator, ChainGPT is a sophisticated, end-to-end solution for AI Web3 infrastructure. By integrating large language models (LLM) with blockchain, the company builds advanced, accessible, and user-friendly tools for all users. Further solidifying its position at the forefront of technological innovation, ChainGPT has established strategic partnerships and received recognition from notable tech leaders such as Google, Nvidia, BNBChain, and Chainlink. ChainGPT aims to advance the use of AI within the blockchain space. For more information, visit:

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**TOKYO, Japan, May 8th, 2024/Chainwire/--**Slash Vision Labs is thrilled to introduce SVL Alpha-Base ('Alpha-Base'), an innovative addition to the SVL Portal tailored to offer SVL token stakers exclusive alpha opportunities from our esteemed partner projects. Alpha-Base represents a significant leap forward in our mission to empower and engage our community. By partnering with leading projects in the crypto space, Slash Vision Labs will create exclusive alpha opportunities for SVL token stakers, offering early access to token launches and potential airdrops. With three notable projects already onboarded and one more set to be announced in the coming days, Alpha-Base is poised to become the go-to destination for those seeking to stay ahead of the curve. Through SVL Alpha-Base, SVL token stakers will gain access to exclusive opportunities while our partner projects gain an active community already onboarded onto SVL. By bringing a vibrant and active community of SVL to their projects, our partners can benefit from increased engagement and participation in their platform and upcoming token launches. "Our mission with SVL Alpha-Base is to provide our community with the tools and opportunities needed to thrive in the ever-evolving crypto landscape. We aim to create a unified ecosystem that unlocks massive opportunities for every participant of the SVL ecosystem.”— Shinsuke Sato, Founder of Slash Vision Labs. Stay tuned for further updates and announcements as we prepare to launch SVL Alpha-Base and onboard many promising new projects. About Slash Vision Labs SVL (Slash Vision Labs) is pioneering the transformation of the cryptocurrency payments landscape with its innovative ecosystem, built on the Mantle Network. Embracing decentralization and community empowerment, SVL redistributes 100% of protocol fees back into the ecosystem, rewarding token stakers and fostering active participation. SVL's flagship products, Slash Card and Slash Payment, redefine the digital payments landscape. Slash Card, the first-ever compliant credit card in Japan, bridges fiat and crypto economies, offering unmatched convenience. Meanwhile, Slash Payment, a crypto-to-crypto swap payment solution, empowers over 4,000 merchants, processing over 200 million USD worth of crypto transactions. For media inquiries or further information, please contact: Masato Kato Business Development Slash Vision Labs hello@slash.vision Website | X | Discord | Medium | Whitepaper Contact Slash Team hello@slash.vision :::tip This story was distributed as a release by Chainwire under HackerNoon's Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here. :::

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SEOUL, South Korea, May 7, 2024—CoinNess, one of the largest cryptocurrency investment information providers in Asia, today launched its English service with a Live Feed feature for global audiences. CoinNess's Live Feed service provides real-time updates for investors in the blockchain and cryptocurrency industry. Founded in 2018, CoinNess has quickly established a strong presence, amassing an extensive user base of over 1 million across Asia, extending beyond South Korea. Renowned for its rapid distribution of the latest cryptocurrency updates, CoinNess aims to deliver breaking news within five minutes of new industry developments, ensuring continuous, around-the-clock coverage. Since the platform's launch, the Live Feed feature has generated over 200,000 news briefs for investors. CoinNess is also the largest provider of cryptocurrency investment information for institutions in South Korea. Some 40 crypto-related platforms have integrated CoinNess's Live Feed API into their services. n In 2023, CoinNess gained significant attention when it was selected by Naver, South Korea's largest search engine, to be the exclusive provider of live cryptocurrency updates as the internet giant made its first foray into displaying this type of content. In its latest development, CoinNess has forged a partnership with Yonhap Infomax, the financial news provider of the national news agency Yonhap News, to exclusively provide a live crypto feed. On May 7, CoinNess introduced the English Live Feed service for retail investors, along with a business-to-business (B2B) application programming interface (API) that its partners can implement into their services. In addition to Live Feed, CoinNess offers a comprehensive suite of information offerings related to crypto investment, including Asian market analysis, market data, on-chain data, and personalized curation of social media posts. Regarding the company's latest service introduction, CoinNess CEO Kim Jungho said, "Renowned Asian crypto exchanges, legacy media outlets, wallet providers, and online communities have implemented our Live Feed API to offer a fuller user experience for their customers." In preparation for the English Live Feed launch, CoinNess hired over ten professional content writers with extensive backgrounds in the crypto sector. This acquisition of new talent has raised the company's workforce to 50, covering both its Korean and English services. CoinNess boasts a seasoned content team and its own advanced algorithm that monitors and collects real-time data from a wide range of sources, including global media outlets, government agencies, social media platforms, crypto exchanges, and on-chain data providers. This comprehensive approach enables the CoinNess team to publish news briefs within five minutes of an issue breaking out. The platforms that have partnered with CoinNess recognize the value that the timely delivery of professional, concisely-written crypto sector news briefs brings to their users. CEO Kim expressed confidence in the new service, saying, “Our crypto Live Feed service is now accessible to institutional investors, including South Korean brokerage firms, through a terminal. This marks the first time in the world such an integration has been offered, demonstrating our service's content quality.” Lastly, in celebration of its English Live Feed service launch, CoinNess has decided to provide its Live Feed API to partners free of charge for a limited time. If you would like to avail of this value addition for the benefit of your enterprise, don't hesitate to reach out to the CoinNess business team today at business@coinness.live. :::tip This story was distributed as a release by Btcwire under HackerNoon's Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here. :::

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What are DePINs? Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePINs) are real-world infrastructures on-chain. In more depth, DePINs offer a community-driven, cost-effective means of scaling projects without relying on traditional, centralized models. They are platforms where organizations and individuals can benefit from higher levels of control over their data and products through decentralized infrastructure. As for the term "DePIN,” this gained prominence in 2023 and continues to grow in mention into 2024. Initially, Web3 was used to reference projects focused on networks (replicating Web2 internet networks, but decentralized) but has since expanded to include all crypto or blockchain work, resulting in the need for this specific terminology. DePIN 101 On a fundamental level, DePINs function as bridges between physical facilities and the blockchain ecosystem. They operate through three main components. These are physical infrastructure controlled by a provider, a middleware connection to the blockchain, and a public ledger. These connections are managed by record-keeping and offering remittances to both the provider and the user. n n The physical infrastructure could be a smart agriculture system where farmers use IoT (Internet of Things) devices such as soil moisture sensors, weather stations, and crop health monitors to gather data about their fields. The middleware would then relay this information to the blockchain. Then, based on the data provided by the middleware, the blockchain would distribute rewards to the provider and users in the form of tokens. n Additionally, for DePINs to operate effectively, four distinct parties must be involved in the network. This includes: Hardware (PRNs & DRNs): a physical component connecting networks to the real world Hardware operators (Providers): Contributors buying or lending their hardware to the given network Token: A financial incentive paid out to hardware operators based on data provided by the middleware Users: DePINs need users who are willing to use and pay for the service The Current DePIN Landscape DePIN projects operate in six core business niches: compute marketplaces, wireless coverage, wholesale data, services marketplaces, energy services, and vertical ad networks. At present, there are several existing projects emerging in all six of these business models, including Filecoin, Helium, Hivemapper, Braintrust, Entheos and Sweatcoin. Out of these six sectors, compute marketplaces are where the most potential is seen, making up the majority of the market capitalization of DePIN crypto projects. Unpacking a DePIN example As we can see from the current DePIN landscape, there are many sectors in which DePINs currently operate. One real-world example that makes sense, at its core, is a decentralized energy grid. The basis for this is that traditional energy grids are often centralized, owned, and operated by utility companies, which can lead to inefficiencies and a lack of flexibility in distribution. Contrastingly, a decentralized energy grid built on blockchain technology could enable peer-to-peer energy trading between consumers and producers. Imagine a scenario where homeowners could sell excess energy to neighbors from their solar panels. This would facilitate more efficient use of renewable energy resources and incentivize individuals and communities to invest in sustainable energy production. By leveraging blockchain and smart contracts, this DePIN could ensure transparent and secure transactions while empowering users to have more control over their energy usage and production. The Flywheel Effect The concept of the flywheel effect is crucial to understanding DePINs potential for network growth and scalability. Unlike traditional models that require massive upfront capital investments, DePINs rely on grassroots efforts and community-driven initiatives to scale. n Tokens play their part in these ecosystems by serving as an incentive for the community to contribute to the maintenance of the network. The Flywheel (above) visualizes the different steps involved in this maintenance and also helps to explain how DePIN projects can utilize the flywheel effect to catalyze their network growth. n n There are several different ways projects can increase the value of their token. For example, a stake-weighted random selection algorithm can be utilized to increase the value of a token, as providers must stake the project's token to get user deal flow. This adds an added incentive for contributors to continue building out the network. Therefore, the native token will increase in price as the network grows, resulting in more rewards for providers and a higher attraction for investors to invest. Fundamentally, this flywheel creates infrastructure networks that get stronger as they get bigger. As explained above, the flywheel effect of DePINs offers an alternative approach to traditional business models that fundamentally makes sense. However, we must consider the obstacles DePINs face in their journey to realizing their potential. The Future of DePINs By leveraging blockchain technology and tokenomics (The Flywheel Effect), DePINs are expected to disrupt existing IoT business models and enable on-chain communities to build innovative decentralized networks and applications. However, some limitations are currently holding DePINs back. There are several architectural considerations for scaling DePIN applications on-chain that need to be addressed if DePINs are going to be the bridge between decentralized technology and the real world. The most significant challenges to overcome are scalability, interoperability, security, and usability issues. The on-chain infrastructure needs to be able to handle a high volume of transactions and data throughput effectively to support the requirements of decentralized physical networks. To then communicate and exchange this data effectively, seamless interoperability with other blockchain networks and traditional systems is required. Robust security mechanisms, including encryption and authentication, are vital to safeguarding sensitive information and ensuring the integrity of DePIN networks. On top of this, DePINs must have systems in place, ensuring the security of external data feeds (oracles) used to verify real-world information and the prevention of Sybil attacks, where malicious actors create fake identities to gain undue influence within the network. A final consideration is that specialized technical knowledge is currently required to participate in a DePIN ecosystem. A more usable interface and intuitive design will be required for further adoption. n The future of DePINs relies heavily on collaboration among stakeholders and ongoing technological innovation to address these challenges and unlock their full potential.

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In this blog article, we'll explore the principles of software craftsmanship, the benefits of becoming a software craftsperson, and how we can improve our skills. We'll look at a growth mindset and some resources to help us on our journey. Let's dive in! Witnessing Craftsmanship Let's say we enter a home and face this beautifully crafted staircase. Why do we even think this is beautiful? What comes to mind is the skill and work that has gone into it. The craftsperson has had to think about how to ensure that it's only connected at the top and the bottom, it can support the weight and doesn't fall under its weight, or when there are people on it, climbing up and down. There is also the craftsmanship of the handrail and the curved wall. Why does this craftsmanship strike us or cause us to take notice? Is it because we can see the care taken in creating the stairs? Or maybe we can see that a lot of skill went into it? Or perhaps it's because the knowledge of physics has been used to make it appear that it defies gravity? What Is Craftsmanship? From Collins dictionary, we can see the definition is: Craftsmanship is the quality that something has when it is beautiful and has been very carefully made. What Is Software Craftsmanship? The Manifesto for Software Craftsmanship describes it as follows: Not only working software, n but also well-crafted software. Not only responding to change, n but also steadily adding value. Not only individuals and interactions, n but also a community of professionals. Not only customer collaboration, n but also productive partnerships. If we simplify it, a software craftsperson cares about all aspects of their work. What Separates a Software Developer From a Software Craftsperson? While software developers are primarily concerned with the code they write, software craftspeople take a broader approach. They manage the code, its maintainability, deployability, and application monitoring. This results in robust applications that meet user needs and bring joy to users. Software craftspeople continually hone their skills to create better applications that perform well in production without constant supervision. Quality applications are made through thorough testing and proactive monitoring that alerts the team to potential issues. Why Choose to Embark on the Path of a Software Craftsperson? For anyone who connects with the principles of software craftsmanship — well-crafted software, steadily adding value, being part of a community, and having productive partnerships with their users — the path of software craftsperson is a good fit. It's a journey where we continually learn the craft of building software in an evolving landscape. As software craftspeople, we're not happy just throwing things out the door but instead focusing on quality and stability. We also want to build up a community of people who can create high-quality software so that we all can learn from each other and build on what others are learning. Why Did I Make the Transition to Software Craftsperson? Different people have different journeys, motivations, and experiences regarding craftsmanship. Let me tell you my story. I had worked in software development for over ten years when I joined a software craftsmanship dojo. At the start, I didn't understand the impact that the dojo would have. I thought I was only there to learn Test Driven Development (TDD). Previously, I had learned TDD by participating in code retreats. Still, I needed help incorporating the new working method into day-to-day coding outside of fixing defects or working on straightforward features. The dojo allowed me to learn hands-on each week, developing the skills that drive my development through testing. This mindset progressed to the point where I now find it hard to think about developing without using TDD. The move to software craftsmanship made sense as a path for my career since I had worked on many projects where we were fighting the storm of trying to develop the application, dealing with production issues, and managing our technical debt. This storm led me to burnout and disillusionment in the software developer career. Having an opportunity in the weekly two-hour dojo to learn new skills and have hands-on experience meant that it was two hours that I looked forward to the most in the week. Outside the dojo, I practice a daily coding exercise, use what I learned in my work, and consider new ways of doing things. This practice has led me to develop skills to quickly deploy new, well-tested applications with testing, monitoring, and scanning toolchains, improving my DORA and DASA scores. Growth Mindset Moving to become a software craftsperson will mean that we can see that there are ways that we can grow. Rather than seeing our skills as something that can't be changed, we realise we can improve incrementally over time. So, rather than having a fixed mindset where we think our skills limit our growth, we have a growth mindset. Referring to the previous post, building habits and working on getting 1% better is fundamental to creating a growth mindset. This growth mindset doesn't just stop with us; it should also include growing the people around us. Having a growth mindset is vital to building a community of software craftspeople. Benchmarking Our Skills To understand where we are with our software craftsmanship skills, we can use the DevOps Agile Skills Association (DASA) DevOps quick scan to know where we are with our skill levels. Then, we can work on improving the areas that need addressing. The quick scan looks at 12 different areas: Business Value Optimisation Business Analysis Architecture and Design Test Specification Programming Continuous Delivery Infrastructure Engineering Security, Risk, Compliance Courage Team Building DevOps Leadership Continuous Improvement Each area will receive a score from one (novice) to five (master). The report will help us understand what is required at the next level and how to improve. Methodology for Developing Quality Cloud Applications A methodology called the twelve-factor app is used to build software-as-a-service applications that can scale without significant changes to tooling, architecture, or development practices. The created app uses declarative formats for setup automation, has a clean contract with the underlying operating system, and minimizes divergence between development and production. The methodology can be applied to apps in any programming language and can use any combination of backend services. We can build the best software-as-service application possible by following the twelve factors. Getting Started on Our Journey as Software Craftspeople Understanding more about software craftsmanship can always be helpful. There is a link to further reading on the Manifesto for Software Craftsmanship. There you will see, among others: Apprenticeship Patterns: Guidance for the Aspiring Software Craftsman by Dave Hoover and Adewale Oshineye Software Craftsmanship by Pete McBreen The Pragmatic Programmer by David Thomas and Andrew Hunt A title missing from that list is: The Software Craftsman by Sandro Mancuso These titles help us further understand software craftsmanship and what we must look at in our journey. We should improve ourselves and those around us to build well-crafted software using the lessons learned. Conclusion Changing our identity from a developer to a software craftsperson leads us to build well-crafted applications. The key to the change is treating it as a journey, and as with any journey, we can take many different routes. We've talked about some of the resources that might be useful, and we can use the resources that entice us and keep us going along the journey. Transforming 1% daily will mean we will have significantly impacted how we work for a year and beyond. References Craftsmanship Definition — https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/craftsmanship Manifesto for Software Craftsmanship — https://manifesto.softwarecraftsmanship.org DASA Quick Scan — https://scan.devopsagileskills.org BriX Software Craftsmanship Dojo — https://swcraftsmanshipdojo.com DORA Quick Check — https://dora.dev/quickcheck The Twelve-Factor App — https://12factor.net Apprenticeship Patterns: Guidance for the Aspiring Software Craftsman by Dave Hoover and Adewale Oshineye — https://www.amazon.com/Apprenticeship-Patterns-Guidance-Aspiring-Craftsman/dp/0596518382/ Software Craftsmanship by Pete McBreen — https://www.amazon.com/Software-Craftsmanship-Imperative-Pete-McBreen/dp/0201733862 The Pragmatic Programmer by David Thomas and Andrew Hunt — https://www.amazon.com/Pragmatic-Programmer-journey-mastery-Anniversary/dp/0135957052 The Software Craftsman by Sandro Mancuso — https://www.amazon.com/Software-Craftsman-Professionalism-Pragmatism-Robert/dp/0134052501 Credits The title image is from Dreamstudio AI.

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SAN FRANCISCO, United States, May 7th, 2024/CyberNewsWire/-- Hunters, the pioneer in modern SOC platforms, today announced its full adoption of the Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework (OCSF), coupled with the launch of groundbreaking OCSF-native Search capability. This strategic advancement underscores Hunters' commitment to standardizing and enhancing cybersecurity operations through open, integrated data-sharing frameworks. Uri May, CEO of Hunters, explained the strategic significance of this move, stating, "Adopting OCSF as our primary data model represents a transformative step in our journey to elevate cybersecurity operations. Alongside this, our new advanced OCSF-native search functionality is set to transform how security data is searched and analyzed, offering unprecedented efficiency and precision." Democratizing Security Operations with OCSF The adoption of OCSF provides a unified, standardized language across cybersecurity tools and platforms, simplifying data integration and analysis workflows. The adoption fosters frictionless interoperability and enables enhanced collaboration among cybersecurity professionals, promoting flexibility and innovation by eliminating constraints imposed by proprietary data formats. "Adopting OCSF will not only enhance our AI-driven security solutions, but also enable seamless data integration across vast and diverse datasets, dramatically improving the speed and accuracy of threat detection and response," added May. Some of the benefits of adopting OCSF include: Streamlined Operations and Enhanced Collaboration - practitioners use common security language, promoting efficient sharing of insights and best practices, bolstering collective defense strategies. Breaking Vendor Lock-in and Data Silos - Organizations are not constrained by proprietary data formats from specific vendors. Revolutionizing Threat Hunting and Investigation - By shifting from logs to context-aware events and objects, OCSF enables multi-stage attack analysis and context-rich threat hunting. Accelerating AI and Gen-AI in Security - Standardized data schema accelerates the development of AI-driven security solutions. OCSF-native Search Functionality: A New Era in Cybersecurity Analytics Hunters is thrilled to launch their revolutionary OCSF-native search functionality, designed specifically for SOC analysts and threat hunters. This innovative technology addresses the complexities of "query engineering" by leveraging a universal data schema—OCSF—to streamline the search process across diverse data formats and environments. The new search capabilities not only reduce the frustration and errors associated with traditional query syntax but also enhance both general and specialized investigation capabilities, transforming how security teams interact with data and significantly accelerating their operations. OCSF-Native Search is Revolutionizing Search in the following ways: Event and Object-Based Searching: A New Search Paradigm - Hunters SOC platform introduces event and object-based searching, eliminating the complexities of source-specific log formats by enabling analysts to search cybersecurity events and objects without the need for field normalization or navigating diverse log formats. Democratizing Data Analysis: Equipping Analysts of All Levels for Success - OCSF-native search simplifies the search experience, eliminating the need for SQL proficiency or specialized knowledge in tools like Kibana or KQL. With an intuitive interface tailored to the OCSF model, analysts of all experience levels can quickly become proficient, bypassing traditional complexities and lengthy training sessions. Entity Investigation Curated Workflows: Investigations with a Single Click - With this new capability analysts can pivot directly from Hunters's alerts to Search with a single click, automatically populating and executing queries for deep context. This eliminates the need for manual query building, facilitating a seamless investigative workflow that allows analysts to efficiently explore and analyze security incidents. Timeline Experience: Enhanced Chronological Insight for Security Analysis - A new timeline-based approach to search enables analysts to explore the chronological progression of security events. This feature provides insights into patterns, anomalies, and potential threats, enhancing the investigative workflow. Analysts can identify correlations, track threat evolution, and streamline investigations efficiently. "Our new search functionality is a game-changer for both experienced and novice security practitioners," says Yuval Itzchakov, CTO at Hunters. "It elevates SOC operations by providing Tier 1 analysts with the clarity needed for higher-level analysis and democratizes security insights, making advanced investigations accessible to more team members." Contributing to the Community - OCSF Mapping In conjunction with this new product release, Hunters is also proud to contribute to the cybersecurity community by sharing one hundred mappings of security logs to the OCSF schema. This contribution is part of their commitment to fostering an open and collaborative environment where knowledge sharing accelerates innovation and strengthens security postures across the industry. The full adoption of OCSF and the launch of our OCSF-native search functionality mark significant milestones in Hunters' ongoing mission to innovate and automate cybersecurity analytics and operations. By embracing open standards and providing powerful, intuitive search capabilities, they are not only advancing our platform but also contributing to a more interconnected, efficient, and effective cybersecurity ecosystem. To learn more, visit us at RSAC Booth #4317, Moscone North, or contact us on www.hunters.security Contact Ada Filipek Hunters ada.filipek@hunters.ai :::tip This story was distributed as a release by Cyberwire under HackerNoon's Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here. :::

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