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What is Perforce Helix DAM?

Helix DAM is digital asset management by Perforce — makers of the industry standard version control system for game development, Helix Core. Helix DAM empowers teams to streamline creative workflows. It allows them to find, track, and review art assets — including 2D, 3D, audio, and video files — all in one place. It’s art & game asset management for creatives, built with the speed and security of Perforce Helix Core.

Medical Device Security Best Practices

Growing concerns surrounding medical device security are increasing across the globe. In the U.S., new legislation is being introduced due to the increasing number of connected devices and a cyberattack’s ability to disrupt patient care. On June 8, 2022, the U.S. House of Representatives passed bill, H.R. 7667, which in addition to several other items, is meant to address the cybersecurity of medical devices.
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Apple's recent announcements - the impact for developers and testers

At its Worldwide Developer Conference in late May, Apple shared a sneak preview of what to expect in the autumn, including news around iOS 16. This gives app developers and testers a bit of time to get their heads around the implications, including new test requirements. Here are some of the highlights from the conference.

What Our Game Dev Customers Think of Helix DAM

Helix DAM lets creative teams streamline art & game asset management. It offers a visual library of their game art and smart search tools so they can quickly find the file they need. It also enables them to simplify the review process and quickly check the status of an asset. See what our customers thought about Helix DAM when we announced it at GDC 2022. (Hint: they’re excited about the efficiency and organization it offers + the time it saves.)

Safety and Security for Medical Devices with New U.S. House of Representatives Legislation

Inspired by an article from Jim Dempsey, lecturer at the UC Berkeley Law School and a senior policy advisor at the Stanford Cyber Policy Center, I decided to write about the recent legislation approved by the U.S. House of Representatives to address cybersecurity for medical devices and how it relates to open source software security, secure code standards, and static analysis.