Since the rise of DevOps practices and principles, the “automate everything” approach has become more and more popular. This is no surprise as it’s one of the main pillars of DevOps
DDoS attackers increasingly abuse public cloud services
Data from Link11’s Security Operation Center (LSOC) shows that the cloud services AWS, Microsoft Azure and Alibaba were used in 25% of recent DDoS attacks
Datree receives US$3million to build DevOps engine in GitHub
Datree announces it has raised US$3million in seed funding from TLV Partners to help fix the challenges of DevOps
Avoiding the worst IoT scenarios
External Relations Officer at RIPE NCC, Marco Hogewoning, questions what happens to the millions of increasingly vulnerable devices that could remain online for decades?
Abode finds software flaw in Photoshop Creative Cloud
Fortinet finds a critical flaw in Photoshop Creative Cloud (Photoshop CC) software for Windows and macOS
Veracode addresses internal software testing structures
Colin Domoney, Consultant Solution Architect at Veracode, discusses different products and tools used to enhance and improve software testing
IX Reach platform enhances eStruxture’s Cloud Connect service
IX Reach has further expanded its partnership with eStruxture Data Centers, to help assist first-class connectivity and cloud hosting solutions to major blue-chip networks
How DevOps can use smart data to protect against security risk
The role of DevOps capitalising benefits has become increasingly important, with developers and IT operations now working together closer than ever in an effort to continuously plan, develop, deliver, integrate, test, and deploy new applications and services in the hybrid cloud
Are healthcare organisations finally making a move to the cloud?
iland’s Director Solutions Architect EMEA and APAC, Sam Woodcock, looks at how the cloud could have helped to avoid incidents such as mitigating the risk of sensitive data falling into the wrong hands
Sustaining high mainframe code quality while improving velocity & efficiency
Compuware’s VP of Product Development, David Rizzo, offers advice on how organisations can maintain high-quality mainframe code as they work to increase velocity and efficiency across the business and roll out software more quickly
