First Configuration
git config –global user.name “<username>”
git config –global user.email <email>
git config –global push.default matching
git config –global alias.co checkout
Using GIT
git init
git add -A
git status
git commit -m “message”
Revert back to a previous commit
git checkout (to revert)
Create a branch
git checkout -b “branch name”
see the branch:
git branch
Merge changes with master branch
git commit -am
git checkout master
git merge “branch name”
Michael is an Information Security Executive with more than 14 years of security services, security strategy development, risk management, security research, vulnerability management, threat management, incident response, integration, and network and data security experience. Michael specializes in Executive-level security advisory. Michael has experience within the financial, technology, retail, power and energy, healthcare and public sectors. He has previously functioned as a technical and practice leader of Managed and Professionals Security Services within IBM as the North America Director of Security Intelligence, as a Senior Threat Researcher on the IBM X-Force, as an industry analyst, and as public sector vulnerability management coordinator and incident responder.
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