Curated articles, resources, tips and trends from the DevOps World.
Embracing the cloud widens your attack surface while your security budget stays the same.
A new(ish) open source Jira alternative called Plane has landed on the scene and has begun generating developer interest. The open source project hopes to become a viable option to Jira, which by some estimates holds as much as 86.63% of the bug-and-issue-tracking market, according to 6Sense.
Conferences can run the gamut from being poorly organized with a product focus on one end of the spectrum to offering both deep-device and accessible talks chock full of information to solve real-world problems.
WebAssembly (Wasm) is a binary format that was designed to enhance the performance of web applications. It was created to address the limitations of JavaScript, an interpreted language that can lead to slower performance and longer page load times.
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is inviting public comments on a highly controversial rule change it is trying to rush through without Congressional approval.
Amazon Web Services open sourced Cedar this Spring, a language for helping developers control access to resources such as data, compute nodes in a cluster, or workflow automation components.
I confess: My use of ChatGPT has been limited. I don’t like the fact it hallucinates facts. If I have to check everything it says, what is the point? That said, I have used it to design a kitchen garden, which I admit is a pretty trivial use.
Though very helpful in representing the efficacy of a service provider’s third-party risk management program, SOC reports aren’t always available. Some service providers either don’t have the budget for a SOC report or are unwilling to undergo the laborious process of an SSAE-18 audit.
With digital transformation rapidly multiplying attack vectors across the cloud, remote work environments, and Shadow IT endpoints, mapping your digital footprint, let alone implementing an effective attack surface management strategy, is not as easy as it once was.
The following list offers three effective strategies for keeping your board informed of the business’s third-party risk exposure and the efficacy of its Third-Party Risk Management program. Board committees are responsible for communicating specific areas of business operations to the board.
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