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Привет, Хабр! Недавно мы дали подробное интервью о том, как строим наш NGFW в текущих реалиях российского рынка. На вопросы отвечали Антон Соложенко, директор по развитию бизнеса InfoWatch ARMA, и я, Станислав Румянцев, Product Manager InfoWatch ARMA Стена (NGFW). 

Мы подготовили для вас текстовую версию, из которой вы узнаете:

- с чего начинался  InfoWatch ARMA Стена (NGFW);
- почему компания не участвует в гонке за гигабитами;
- почему на рынке нет единого решения для всех сценариев. 

Под катом — ответы на эти вопросы, а также особенности создания и лицензирования продукта, тонкости пилотирования и внедрения, конкуренция, состояние рынка, применение ИИ и много другое.

— Сколько человек в вашей команде разработки?

В разработке NGFW InfoWatch на данный момент задействовано 64 человека — в первую очередь это специалисты с компетенциями в сетевых технологиях, специалисты по безопасности, пентестеры, девопс-инженеры, системные аналитики, дизайнеры. 

— Расскажите об основных принципах разработки

This evening service from London to Crewe is hot, sweaty and heaving with people, many having to stand or sit in the gangways

The 5.46pm train from London Euston to Crewe is the low point of Nikhil Patel’s week. “I’ve never gotten a seat. I always stand up even when I get here early,” says the 22-year-old, struggling to keep his balance while the gangway underneath sways from side to side.

Painfully for Patel, who is commuting back and forth to the capital for a computer science internship, it’s the first leg of a three-hour journey home to Walsall. He grabs the back of a chair to remain steady but says he’s just thankful that the train has left on time – and that it’s even on the move at all.

В этом посте максимально подробно разберу процесс формирования НЗ, ибо обычно все популярные объяснения ограничиваются фразой «коллапс массивной звезды».Забавно, кстати, что здесь гораздо чаще будут упоминаться нейтрино, а не нейтроны.

Отправимся в путешествие по просторам Вселенной. Наша цель — найти массивную, тяжестью более восьми Солнц (), звезду. Далее нам нужно затаиться и ждать пару десятков миллионов лет, пока в её центре не сформируется железное ядро. Тогда дальнейший термоядерный синтез уже не будет выделять энергию, необходимую для поддержания давления, которое уравновешивает собственную гравитацию звезды и не даёт ей схлопнуться. Ядро некоторое время будет удерживаться от коллапса давлением вырожденных электронов, возникающим благодаря принципу Паули (см. ниже), а потом...

Drones carrying medical supplies constantly crisscross the skies of Rwanda. The Trump administration is giving a major grant to the effort — and at the same time cutting aid to the country.

(Image credit: Claire Harbage/NPR)

Меня часто спрашивают: зачем городить платформу с нуля, если можно взять серийный трактор и просто превратить его в робота - навесить сенсоры, поставить актуаторы на руль и педали, и готово. Расскажу, почему мы в Cognitive Pilot пошли другим путём, и что из этого вышло - с граблями, которые обычно не попадают в презентации для инвесторов.

Оценка пет-проекта для продажи — это не про подсчет затраченных часов. Часто она вызывает трудности, но монетизировать разработку хочется. Проблема в том, чтобы правильно определить ценность проекта для покупателя и продать его выгодно.

Меня зовут Юрий Горбачев, я руковожу патентным бюро. Ко мне часто обращаются за защитой проектов, чтобы увеличить их стоимость и защитить права перед продажей. 

В статье я поделюсь своим взглядом на особенности разных способов оценки пет-проектов. Надеюсь, увидеть в комментариях мысли тех, кто с этим сталкивался напрямую. 

This evening service from London to Crewe is hot, sweaty and heaving with people, many having to stand or sit in the gangways

The 5.46pm train from London Euston to Crewe is the low point of Nikhil Patel’s week. “I’ve never gotten a seat. I always stand up even when I get here early,” says the 22-year-old, struggling to keep his balance while the gangway underneath sways from side to side.

Painfully for Patel, who is commuting back and forth to the capital for a computer science internship, it’s the first leg of a three-hour journey home to Walsall. He grabs the back of a chair to remain steady but says he’s just thankful that the train has left on time – and that it’s even on the move at all.

This crude lack of thought is influencing crucial budget decisions on HIV programmes, which were cut by 25% worldwide in 2025

At the end of July, thousands of scientists, advocates and policymakers gathered at Aids 2026, the 26th International Aids Conference in Rio de Janeiro, to advance the global HIV response. But during one high-profile session, a jarring moment threatened to derail our focus: a slide presented by a senior US state department official displayed a map of Africa with country names glaringly scrambled and mislabelled.

While the mistake apparently occurred due to an over-reliance on AI tools, it carried a painful symbolic weight for many of us. It reinforced a longstanding frustration: that too many political leaders treat Africa as a monolithic abstraction rather than a continent of 54 distinct sovereign nations.

The Shards brings the cocaine-addled teens of a 1980s prep school to life with a cast of newcomers and a heavy dose of sleaze

One of the first things Ryan Murphy’s TV adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis’s The Shards will make you ask is: where the hell are these kids’ parents? The answer is simple. This is Los Angeles in 1981, and these fabulously benumbed kids aren’t being helicopter-parented. They’re going to parties, drinking whiskey, listening to Ultravox’s Vienna on repeat and doing copious amounts of cocaine. It’s a complete vision of Ellis’s dully hedonistic America.

The FX series follows a character named Bret Ellis – a thinly coded version of the author – in senior year at an exclusive Los Angeles prep school whose controlled, Joan Didion-coded world begins to unravel with the arrival of enigmatic transfer student Robert Mallory. At the same time, in the post-Charles Manson and Jeffrey Dahmer era, a serial killer known as The Trawler draws ever closer to Ellis and his increasingly paranoid circle of friends. Ellis (the real one) first released his autofictional story The Shards as a serialized podcast between 2020 and 2021 before expanding it into a novel in 2023.

The suspect was arrested in connection with one of three wildfires in Spokane, Wash., that have destroyed hundreds of homes and displaced nearly a quarter of the city's residents.

(Image credit: Margaret Albaugh for NPR)

Привет, Хабр! Эта статья — часть проекта «20 в 20», в котором мы рассказываем о региональных ИТ-хабах Т-Банка и о том, как в них растут команды и инженерные практики.

Я Дима Фирстов, инженер core-команды Т-Бизнеса из томского ИТ-хаба. Мы занимаемся разработкой общих библиотек и инструментов, которые помогают продуктовым командам работать эффективнее и не изобретать велосипеды. 

Наша миссия — позволить продуктовым командам сосредоточиться на бизнес-логике, а инфраструктурный код мы по максимуму возьмем на себя. Помогать продуктовым командам начинаем уже на старте нового сервиса — для этого мы разработали шаблон для генерации репозитория .NET-сервиса, который позволяет быстро получить предсказуемую и готовую к эксплуатации основу нового приложения.

В статье расскажу о техническом устройстве нашего шаблона — базы для большинства backend-решений на .NET в компании.

На прошлой неделе AMD обновила свою линейку видеокарт Radeon RX 9000 и добавила в нее младшую модель. При этом ни анонса, ни пресс-релиза не было. Вместо этого компания просто завела в разделе Radeon RX 9000 Series новую страницу. Версия на 8 ГБ стоит от 279 долларов, и она довольно скучная, тем более до нас она вряд ли доедет в ближайшее время. Куда интереснее то, что вместе с ней на прилавки вернулись десктопные видеокарты с 4 ГБ памяти, которых у AMD не было с 2022 года. И вот тут действительно интересно, зачем это нужно в наше время, но давайте обо всем по порядку.

Давайте вспомним, чем была Stadia — какой была амбиция, что удалось реализовать, где случился провал и почему проект закрыли, вместо того чтобы доработать. В финале предлагаю пофантазировать: можно ли было ее спасти, а главное — какой могла бы быть Stadia сегодня, в эпоху нейросетей.

Switch 2, PlayStation 5, PC; House House
The creators of Untitled Goose Game return with an online, open-world adventure that delivers slapstick silliness and bucolic majesty in nearly equal measure

Radiant sunsets glinting on lapping waves; bushland valleys that beckon with secrets; modernist buildings sat atop craggy ridges: Big Walk’s setting is as arresting as it is beguiling – a kind of architectural fever dream transplanted to a handsome Australian wilderness – but it is the images created by players that lodge deepest in the mind. Here’s one that has stuck with me: in the black of night, cicadas kicking up an almighty din, I had lost my partner. Panic. Despair. Fear. Then, there in the far distance, I saw him signalling in my direction. He was relentlessly spamming a gigantic, ball-shaped lamp on and off, the ground around him flicking from inky dark to warm pastel pink and back again, like a single Christmas light blinking from afar.

This kind of encounter is common in Big Walk, the brilliant and whimsical new online co-op puzzler from House House, the Melbourne-based studio behind the 2019 viral hit, Untitled Goose Game. Rather than playing as a honking, mischief-making goose as you do in that game, you are a bug-eyed, gangly limbed kind of bird person (think Pingu as drawn by Mondrian) for whom getting separated from your mates is all part of the fun. That’s somewhat because this rugged terrain is dense with vegetation and cliffs to fall down, and also because the game makes ingenious use of proximity and direction-based voice audio. Step out of earshot of your party and you will find it difficult to call for one another (unless, of course, you’ve picked up a Fisher-Price-like walkie-talkie).

Singer and actor, whose world tour ends next month, told audience in Chicago that she had been quietly planning the move for a long time

Ariana Grande has expanded upon her recent decision to take “a step back from visibility” when her tour ends next month, as a result of what a spokesperson called “endless, ongoing public scrutiny”.

On Monday night during the first show of a three-night run in Chicago, the 33-year-old musician and actor read from notes as she told fans: “The announcement that was made yesterday was not a reactive or impulsive thing. It is something that I had decided to plan quietly, a long time ago.”

All passengers thought to have been taken to Boulogne after large air and sea rescue operation by France and UK

A dinghy carrying 173 people has capsized after its engine caught fire as it attempted to cross the Channel from France.

The people onboard were rescued from the water after a large air and sea operation was launched using UK border security and French vessels along with an RNLI boat.

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The White House has called an emergency summit of artificial intelligence business leaders on Tuesday to finalize details of a voluntary compliance system for safety breaches, following reports that two major AI tools had breached their digital containment and hacked external computer systems.

Anthropic reported last week that models of its Claude tool successfully hacked into the infrastructure of three separate companies during red-teaming tests by exploiting weak passwords and unauthenticated endpoints. Anthropic said an external evaluation partner mistakenly granted the testing agent unfiltered internet access.

Что делать, если:

всю продуктовую разработку разместили в одном Jira-проекте, рассчитывая на «единообразие любой ценой»;

у бэклога и процессов нет явного владельца;

команды работают над крупным омниканальным продуктом со сквозными интеграциями и зависимостями;

релизы взаимозависимы, классический Scrum не подходит, а переход на Waterfall никто не хочет даже обсуждать;

методология приоритизации целей существует, но применяется только эпизодически;

приоритеты обсуждаются раз в квартал, а затем команды самостоятельно ищут ресурсы для кросс-командных доработок.

В статье я расскажу, что происходит, когда множество продуктовых и сервисных команд ведут бэклоги в одном Jira-проекте, и как выстроить сквозную приоритизацию с минимальными изменениями существующей системы.

Why food companies love labels like "organic" and "high protein," why our brains are misled by them — and how to avoid paying extra for marketing.

Editor’s note, Aug. 5, 6:20 am ET: Kansas voters rejected a proposed amendment to change how state supreme court justices are selected. This piece below was originally published on August 4.

Four years after the Dobbs decision, abortion battles have largely taken a backseat in national news to other policy fights this cycle. Leaders in the anti-abortion movement say they’re disillusioned with President Donald Trump’s unwillingness to push for further restrictions. The federal battle over access to abortion medication seems to be settled — for now. Public awareness of that fight is limited, and even at the state level, a couple years have passed since the high-pitched but successful state-level efforts to protect abortion access in red states.

Yet a little-known battle has been playing out in Kansas, where a ballot measure to change the way state supreme court justices are selected serves as a reminder that these fights over abortion are still active, even if they take the form of creative procedural and administrative efforts. 

If it succeeds, opponents say, it would open the floodgates for similar efforts in other states to politicize the remaining independent state courts (13 other states use a method similar to Kansas) and provide a road map to undoing abortion protections in other states that have safeguarded them.

On Tuesday, Kansans are deciding whether to change the way judges on the state’s highest court are selected. Up until now, judges were selected through a nonpartisan merit-based system: When a spot opens on the bench, a nine-member commission submits a list to the governor, who then selects a replacement.

The referendum would replace this system with direct, partisan elections of judges, like any other politician. Proponents say it’s a democratic move, a way to better express the will of voters over “unelected” bureaucrats. Yet critics say it’s first and foremost about restricting abortion rights — which both the court and voters have rejected.

How Kansas became an abortion rights flashpoint

In 2019, the state supreme court recognized the right to abortion in the state constitution; three years later, after Dobbs, voters rejected a Republican-championed proposal to overturn that ruling, choosing to preserve abortion rights by a 59-41 margin in a deeply red state.

It was after that failed vote in 2022 that then-state attorney general Republican candidate Kris Kobach outlined a new strategy for undoing these protections: changing the way the supreme court is selected, electing anti-abortion candidates, and “slowly and quietly” overturning the 2019 decision and 2022 vote.

“If you look at the various proposals, one of the proposals that is crystal clear is allowing people to popularly elect justices to the supreme court, which is the most common system among all of the states in the country,” Kobach said in 2022.

He’s a bit more careful talking about this in 2026: “There is a real desire to bring back some accountability to the judiciary,” he told the New York Times this week. “It’s not just about abortion.”

Tuesday’s results would have huge ramifications, critics said, given that nonelected state courts have been a final bulwark against Republican supermajorities and governors in red states. Kansas has been an island for abortion access for women in the South and central US since the Dobbs decision.

The victory in 2022 also inspired abortion rights advocates to try to use ballot measures to enshrine these protections in about a dozen other states, which successfully overturned abortion bans in Missouri and Ohio. State courts in Utah and Wyoming, meanwhile, blocked bans.

The next frontier in the abortion wars

These independent checks on power have been under attack for years, Michael Milov-Cordoba, a court expert and counsel in the Brennan Center for Justice’s judiciary program, told me. 

“State legislators across the country are increasingly trying to undermine those courts. … That retaliation takes a few different forms, but changing how judges are selected is top of the list,” Milov-Cordoba said. “And what we’ve seen is that in many states where courts stand up for abortion rights and strike down abortion restrictions, efforts to change state judiciaries have followed.”

He noted the complete reworking of the Utah supreme court in the last year, including by expanding and packing it. Similar retooling of the state supreme court happened in Iowa in 2022. Montana is likely the next battleground, where Republican legislators are exploring various avenues to strip or limit the state supreme court’s powers. That in turn has led the ACLU to get involved to boost a constitutional amendment this year that would preserve the nonpartisan status of judicial elections.

And in recent years, state supreme court elections have been inundated with spending and attention from both in- and out-of-state backers. Last year’s Wisconsin judicial election, for example, became the most expensive race of its kind in US history, with more than $100 million spent — just two years after a contest for a different seat on the state supreme court had set its own record at more than $50 million spent.

“If these courts become partisan, then they will be just like any other election fight — subject to being bought and sold by billionaire political funders,” Deirdre Schifeling, the chief political and advocacy officer at the ACLU, told me. “They become a race to the bottom … and [Republicans] are finding backdoor ways to seize power to push their ideological agenda.”

Already, Kansas has seen heavy spending: More than $12 million have been spent from both sides, including about $5 million from the ACLU, Schifeling told me.

”Everyone’s focused on the Michigan Senate race, other kind of big-ticket, sexy elections,” Schifeling said. “Well, this is just as important and much more under the radar. Without a balanced court, we are going to lose rights and liberties across the board in a state like Kansas.”