<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Java runtime provides guarantees like memory safety, type safety, and encapsulation enforced by a property called 'integrity'.</li><li>Certain mechanisms in Java can undermine integrity, some for good reasons and some for less good reasons.</li><li>Integrity by default suggests disabling operations that undermine integrity by default.</li><li>The importance of integrity by default, progress toward this goal, and key information for Java developers are discussed.</li><li>Nicolai Parlog speaks with Ron Pressler, Java Architect at Oracle and lead of Project Loom, on this topic.</li><li>Various resources and links are provided for further information on Java development.</li><li>Check out the Duke's Corner podcast on dev.java for more content.</li></ul>

Episode 38 “Integrity by Default” with Ron Pressler

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