Tom Moore
Basement Programmer
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
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Tom Moore is a Master Principal Cloud Architect for OCI. Tom has spent the past ten years helping customers develop cloud-based solutions across OCI, AWS, and Azure.
Tom has been working with .NET technologies since the early betas of the .NET Framework in 2000. Before becoming a Developer Advocate Tom worked as a Solutions Architect helping customers to migrate applications, and entire data centers to AWS.
You can find Tom on social media as the Basement Programmer.
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using a WAF to protect against SQL Injection Attacks
SQL Injection attacks are a common attack vector for web applications. Applications that are developed without proper sanitizing of inputs can easily fall victim to these attacks. Unfortunately addressing SQL injection attacks with code changes can take a long time, meanwhile your application continues to fall victim.
Web Application Firewalls, or WAFs operate at layer seven and can help block SQL Injection attacks before they get to your application. In this session, Tom Moore will walk through identifying and blocking SQL Injection attacks from getting to a vulnerable application hosted in the cloud.
OCI for the AWS Developer
For many businesses using multiple cloud providers is the new normal. Multiple public cloud providers, or combining public cloud providers with SaaS offerings. Diving into a second or third public cloud provider may seem daunting at first, but it doesn’t need to be.
In this session, Tom Moore will explore Oracle Cloud Infrastructure from the lens of an experienced AWS practitioner and highlight the similarities and differences between the two platforms. Learn the similarities and differences between the way the two providers are built, some of the things that differentiate Oracle Cloud from other offerings, and how to approach basic infrastructure to build your applications.
Oracle Cloud isn’t just about databases!
Demystifying Generative AI
With the launch of Open AI’s Chat GPT a year ago, Generative Artificial Intelligence or GenAI is a hot topic in everyone’s mind.
But what does GenAI mean? Does GenAI replace the past fifty years of development with Artificial intelligence? What are customers actually doing with Generative AI now? What should we, as technology professionals, be looking at now and in the near future? How do we make GenAI contextually aware
In this 30-minute session, Tom Moore, Customer Solutions Architect for Caylent Inc., will discuss where organizations are starting to leverage GenAI now, where GenAI sits alongside more traditional AI technologies, and some of the things that you want to consider before jumping into a GenAI Project.
Modernize to Optimize: Bringing your legacy .NET applications into the future.
What do you do with your legacy .NET applications when you want to move to a more modern platform? Older .NET framework applications often keep the lights on and keep business moving so customer can’t leave them behind. In this session you can learn about ways that you can modernize your legacy applications and optimize their deployments.
Tom Moore
Basement Programmer
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
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