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Security is a top priority for any organisation in the cloud, but it is a complex discipline. We recently published a blog post looking at how vendor services can take cloud security to a higher level. That piece focused on examples from AWS.
Network security is of the utmost importance when it comes to protecting servers. An organization's servers contains a lot of sensitive data (e.g., clients’ personal data) that can greatly harm your business in the blink of an eye if compromised.
Data leaks are a popular attack vector for cybercriminals. They’re considered a shortcut to accessing valuable sensitive data without needing to carry out sophisticated cyber attacks. Once an attacker discovers a data leak, they can exploit it immediately.
Attack surface management (ASM) software is a set of automated tools that monitor and manage external digital assets that contain, transmit, or process sensitive data.
Phishing attacks make up over 90% of all data breaches (according to Cisco's 2021 Cybersecurity Threat Trends Report), far outnumbering malware and ransomware attacks, affecting millions of users yearly.
It’s fun to watch an enthusiastic speaker sharing what they’ve learned. And at the PyCon 2022 conference earlier this year that speaker was Mason Egger, an engineer turned lead developer advocate at Gretel.AI, a platform offering synthetic /privacy-protecting data.
From ice volcanoes to star-sucking black holes, there is still much to be discovered out there in the mysterious vastness of the universe.
For anyone just getting into software programming, one of your best friends will be Python. Why? Python is very simple to learn and easy to implement. Even better, what you can do with this language grows as you learn more.
The Final Frontier has opened the door to technology prospectors. Engineers have advanced developments on earth that will have significant use in the heavens. As this happens, the moon comes into central focus as the astral body that is almost within reach.
This week in Azure news we have new command line tools for Static Web Apps; Azure Container Apps can now have custom domains, and the release of Microsoft Dev Box has us wondering, “should I even care about developer workstations in the cloud?” While we’re busy absorbing everything Microsoft r
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