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GitHub, the Microsoft Corp.-owned code hosting platform serving more than 180 million developers, is still reeling from a widespread outage on Monday that severely disrupted software development pipelines globally. The hours-long…
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Blogs
When a certificate expires, it can take down a production system, and teams usually only find out after something goes wrong. These issues are hard to catch because they rarely tri…
AI
Engineering teams have been racing for the last two years to deploy AI agents that can find bugs faster than any QA team ever could. Autonomous testing agents can crawl through cod…
Blogs
Key Takeaways: Vishing is the new frontline threat: Attackers are shifting from emails to phone-based scams, using AI and social engineering to bypass traditional security controls…
Blogs
From the EU’s NIS2 Directive to U.S. SEC breach disclosure rules, cybersecurity regulation is accelerating faster than code releases. DevOps teams must evolve into RegOps—embedding…
AI
Observability platforms are evolving from passive monitors to active participants. Agentic AI promises a self-healing infrastructure that detects anomalies and fixes issues before…
Blogs
This article highlights a critical blind spot in pipeline security: The gap between job identity and runtime trust. Here’s how organizations can finally close it.
Blogs
The most successful software companies rely on repeatability, auditability and simplicity when building solutions. The emergence of infrastructure-as-code (IaC) has empowered devel…
Blogs
With the increase of supply chain attacks on everything from logging software like Log4j to takeovers of important JavaScript packages to compromises of network utility tools like…
Blogs
In a prior article, I indicated why a new remote zero-trust platform is needed to support DevOps teams. Traditional remote access configurations are not well-suited for DevOps give…
DevOps in the Cloud
Modern applications are transforming enterprises into digital innovation factories. However, the distributed nature and complexity of modern apps have made it extremely difficult f…
DevOps in the Cloud
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, many enterprises have implemented remote work policies to monitor network traffic and protect sensitive data. Organizations have been adjusting and ado…
Blogs
How can we achieve high-grade security within a microservices ecosystem? Service mesh may be the answer Enterprise applications often assign an identity to humans to determine secu…
Blogs
Amazon, Microsoft and Google have much bigger security budgets than you do. They have hundreds of people all over the world ensuring that their infrastructure is secure. Their team…
Blogs
Depending on your location, you might have noticed a new 5G icon on your cell phone recently. The roll-out of the new 5G mobile network is largely a positive change for consumers a…
Blogs
This may well be the decade that the data center’s reign falls, and multi-clouds prevail. A multi-cloud strategy, which incorporates cloud services from multiple vendors, promises…
Blogs
2019 was an exciting year for DevOps practitioners, with DevOps adoption continuing to grow at a fast pace. Most organizations were either executing or evaluating their DevOps stra…
Blogs
Protecting critical data and applications is a challenge under any circumstances, but it’s especially daunting when resources reside in the cloud. Most organizations today operate…
Blogs
There are major cyberattacks and data breaches weekly, if not daily. Each incident is unique in some way, but one element common to almost all successful attacks is trust. Whether…
Blogs
SSH (secure shell) is still the most common method of remotely accessing a Linux server, which makes it a common target for attackers attempting to infiltrate corporate networks. W…
Features
Once upon a time, network and endpoint security was a simple matter of us vs. them—and all you had to do is keep unauthorized stuff outside your perimeter from gaining access to de…
