Cybersecurity Experts NOW Recommending These Languages

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U.S. Cybersecurity experts are moving away from programming languages that require manual memory management like C and C++. Citing a major reason for exploits, they are now recommending that organizations put together a plan to move towards languages that are "memory-safe." In this video, we'll discuss the issue with C and C++, why big players like Microsoft are in agreement, and exactly what programming languages these experts are recommending. Timestamps 00:00 Intro 00:13 The official statement 01:24 What is memory safety? 02:52 Issues with C and C++ 03:29 Language 1 03:33 Microsoft all in 04:58 Language 2 05:32 Language 3 05:49 Language 4 06:11 Language 5 06:27 Language 6 06:54 More languages 07:23 Outro Udemy deals - https://travis.media/udemy ** Career Path Coding Tracks ** Web Developer - https://geni.us/jBigBd Software Engineer - https://geni.us/AbMxjrX Machine Learning - https://geni.us/GporLlT Python Developer - https://geni.us/tv2FJBU DevOps Engineer - https://geni.us/MgHtJ ** My Coding Blueprints ** Learn to Code Web Developer Blueprint - https://geni.us/HoswN2 AWS/Python Blueprint - https://geni.us/yGlFaRe - FREE Both FREE in the Travis Media Community - https://travis.media/community My microphone - https://amzn.to/3sAwyrH ** I write regularly ** https://travis.media ** FREE EBOOKS ** 📘 https://travis.media/ebooks LET'S CONNECT! 📰 LinkedIn ➔ https://linkedin/in/travisdotmedia / travisdotmedia 🐦 Twitter ➔ https://twitter.com/travisdotmedia 🙋🏼‍♂️ Website ➔ https://travis.media #cybersecurity #programminglanguage #rustprogramming #security ** Some of the links in this description may be affiliate links that I may get a little cut of. Thank you.