Juan Díaz

Security developer

Juan has been a security developer at Fluid Attacks since April 2023. He holds a degree in computer engineering and specializes in software development.

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Philosophy

Juan Díaz

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January 15, 2025

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5 min

Building a Python testing framework: How we enhance our tests by standardizing them

At Fluid Attacks, we built an internal testing framework to improve our tests in Python. Let's talk about our motivation and results.

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Opinions

Juan Díaz

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September 27, 2024

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4 min

Security through transparency: Be more secure by increasing trust in your software

Being secure and being transparent are commonly seen as opposites, but they aren't. Learn how openness can become a business differentiator.

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