. >> we have learned things like html and css, which were basically just basic, little website things of how to do basic background colors and how to post links. >> after mastering that, susana says students are ready to move into more complex territory. >> and then we learned ruby and sinatra, which were how to have users put in passwords and usernames and have the website actually check its database to see if those were correct. >> they have all learned how to build database-driven websites, so something like twitter or facebook is all within their reach once they are done with this program. >> i'm working on an app that allows students to basically update their grades and the amount of time they spend studying, and over time they are able to check the process and their academic careers. >> my project is similar to metacritic, and metacritic is kind of like this website where they do a lot of reviews on everything, like music, tv shows, movies. >> right now i am working on sort of in a way a facebook or like a twitter page, where i can have users post, you know, little blogs or, lik

and something you may be familiar with, a couple of protocols, one is essentially html for threat information. you can think of it that way. it allows you to tag information and much more easily determine what part of your environment is being affected. the other part is essentially what it sounds like, the method by which the information can go from a-b, can go from the fs to a financial institution, and if the financial institution has tagged the information appropriately, essentially it can read computer to computer the information. that is something which is a significant initiative within the financial services industry. it will migrate to other industries as well and is becoming the standard. i think that it just makes sense. having some ability to sit there and talk to each other machine to machine to the greatest extent possible so that we can spend more time doing analytics and mitigation and less time essentially trying to figure out what part of the threat impacts our environment. in terms of our level of maturity that is one of the most hopeful signs over the last three years. whe

one is called tips, html for threat information. it allows you to essentially tag the threat information and much more easily determine what part of your environment is affected. the other protocol is called taxi and is essentially what it sounds like. it is the method by which the information can go from a to b., can go to a financial institution and the institution has tagged information appropriately, essentially it can read computer to computer the threat information. that is something, which is a significant initiative within the financial services industry is going to migrate to the industry as well. it is becoming a standard and it makes sense for that to be one standard and have inability to talk to each other machine to machine. or we can spend more time doing the analytics and amid occasion and less time essentially trying to figure out what part of the privately impacts our environment. so in terms of our level of maturity, that is one of the most hopeful signs that i've seen in the course of the last three years is going