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3 years ago

AWS IoT ExpressLink Now Generally Available – Quickly Develop Devices That

At AWS re:Invent 2021, we introduced AWS IoT ExpressLink, software for partner-manufactured connectivity modules that makes it easier and faster for original equipment manufacturers to connect any type of product to the cloud, such as industrial sensors, small and large home appliances, irrigation s

3 years ago

Securing the Software Supply Chain: Atomist Joins Docker

I’m excited to share some big news: Atomist is joining Docker. I know our team will thrive in its new home, and look forward to taking the great stuff we’ve built to a much larger audience.

3 years ago

New CIO Strategies to Address the Global Developer Shortage

Mathew Lodge Mathew Lodge, who started his career writing compilers, has over 25 years of executive experience in the software industry, including Anaconda, VMware and Weaveworks.

3 years ago

Automated Threat Enrichment: An Overview

Torq sponsored this post. Discovering security threats is good and well. But, in many cases, simply knowing that a threat may exist is not enough.

3 years ago

WordPress Platform Elementor Buys Jamstack Operator Strattic

Strattic, a static site generation and headless hosting platform, has been purchased by WordPress website builder Elementor.

3 years ago

Metaverse Standards Forum Launches to Solve Interoperability

Interoperability — or lack thereof — is a key issue in the nascent metaverse industry. The Khronos Group aims to solve this with a new open standards discussion forum called The Metaverse Standards Forum, which launches today.

3 years ago

Why the Castle and Moat Approach to Security Is Obsolete

Torq sponsored this ebook for The New Stack. Once upon a time, IT resources lived in castles (also called “data centers”) and were protected by moats (firewalls) and knights (your friendly security specialists).

3 years ago

Open Core Is Worse Than Plugins … and That’s Why It’s Better

GitLab sponsored this post. Open core is obviously a horrible approach to creating a product with an ecosystem of extensions and integrations: There are no proper protocols and interfaces.

3 years ago

How Expedia Prepped for Superbowl-Sized Spikes of Traffic

Online travel agency Expedia produced its 2022 Super Bowl commercial with the goal of managing a “traffic surge,” as Juliette Howland describes in her recent blog post.

3 years ago

Zero Trust Adoption: 4 Steps to Implementation Success

According to the Fortinet The State of Zero Trust Report, most organizations claim to either have zero trust access (ZTA) or zero trust network access (ZTNA) strategy either in place or in active deployment.

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AWS IoT ExpressLink Now Generally Available – Quickly Develop Devices That

Securing the Software Supply Chain: Atomist Joins Docker

New CIO Strategies to Address the Global Developer Shortage

Automated Threat Enrichment: An Overview

WordPress Platform Elementor Buys Jamstack Operator Strattic

Metaverse Standards Forum Launches to Solve Interoperability

Why the Castle and Moat Approach to Security Is Obsolete

Open Core Is Worse Than Plugins … and That’s Why It’s Better

How Expedia Prepped for Superbowl-Sized Spikes of Traffic

Zero Trust Adoption: 4 Steps to Implementation Success

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