Greg Bulmash

Greg Bulmash

Greg Bulmash (Gregory Bulmash) was born on October 27th, 1968 and is currently 56 years old. Greg Bulmash was born in Los Angeles, California, USA. Bulmash attended the University of California, Riverside where he received a BA degree in Creative Writing.

Greg Bulmash has been in the internet space long before the word “blog” was coined. His witty writing led to an urban legend that’s become pretty well-known (you can find it if you search his name). His career took off when he became the Senior Editor at IMDb, and since then, he’s had a different career: as a technical writer for AWS and Microsoft, educated developers about Amazon Alexa, and even founded the Seattle chapter of CoderDojo, where he organized over 150 free STEAM events for kids in the area.

Greg’s expertise has taken him around the world, speaking and emceeing at tech conferences across three continents. He’s also dabbled in some fun side gigs, such as hosting karaoke nights in bars in Los Angeles and Seattle, and appeared as a winning bachelor on The All-New Dating Game, which earned him a trip to Florida with a nursing student as his prize. Greg lives in the Pacific Northwest with his wife, their teenage sons, and a dog named Tulip.

Greg Bulmash published Hell on $5 a Day in 2021. Kurt Gray is about as average as they come: a junior copywriter with a life that screams ordinary. But then he’s kidnapped for a human sacrifice, accidentally falls through a portal into Hell, and ends up journeying through the afterlife alongside a vampire. That vampire, Alain, has a complex and tragic past. Transformed during World War II as part of a military experiment, he’s on a desperate mission through the planes of Hell and beyond. His goal? To reach Heaven and plead his case before God to be reunited with the woman he lost and still loves.

The two navigate through the vividly imagined afterlife with Hell itself aware of their presence and willing to do anything it takes to slow down their progress. The story explores themes of sacrifice, redemption, and the eternal struggle for love set in a world of philosophical musings and supernatural adventures.

Greg Bulmash’s book Crafting Secure Software is a comprehensive guide designed to help you navigate the ever-evolving landscape of software security. It draws from GitGuardian's vast experience in protecting millions of lines of code, and the book also dives deeper into the software development lifecycle (SDLC) to equip readers with the tools and knowledge to mitigate modern security threats.

The book is also designed to help readers understand key attack vectors and implement best practices across the entire SDLC. It covers everything from securing code and managing secrets to designing secure build pipelines and adapting to regulatory requirements.

What sets Crafting Secure Software apart is its forward-looking approach. It addresses not only current threats but also prepares for future challenges, like integrating AI-generated code securely. It provides a thorough roadmap for building a strong security posture, ideal for security architects, CSOs, CISOs, DevOps professionals, and IT decision-makers.

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