Monday, September 30 2019
Monday, September 30 2019. General
This is a keynote I gave to DevSecCon Seattle in September 2019. The recording of that keynote should be available soon. Good morning everyone, and thank you for joining us on this second day of DevSecCon. My name is Julien Vehent. I run the Firefox Operations Security team at Mozilla, where I lead […]
Wednesday, January 18 2017
Wednesday, January 18 2017. General
I work from home. I have been doing so for the last four years, ever since I joined Mozilla. Some people dislike it, but it suits me well: I get the calm, focused, relaxing environment needed to work on complex problems all in the comfort of my home. Even given the opportunity, I probably wouldn't […]
Wednesday, July 23 2014
Wednesday, July 23 2014. General
Mozilla's Operations Security team (OpSec) protects the networks, systems, services and data that power the Mozilla project. The nature of the job forces us to keep a lot of our activity behind closed doors. But we thrive to do as much as possible in the open, with projects like MIG, Mozdef, […]
Wednesday, June 18 2014
Wednesday, June 18 2014. General
If you manage web servers, or other services that use SSL/TLS, you will be interested in the latest update to the Server Side TLS Guidelines: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/Server_Side_TLS@mozsec Server Side TLS guidelines v3 update: say goodbye to RC4! https://t.co/TVndKKKLb3— jvehent (@jvehent) […]
Saturday, May 31 2014
Saturday, May 31 2014. General
It's been a year (plus a couple weeks) since I joined the Operations Security team at Mozilla. By and large, it has been the most exciting year of my - allegedly short - career.SSL & TLS A few short weeks after I joined, Edward Snowden and The Guardian published the first NSA revelations. To say […]
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