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9 things you need ot know about application management

9 Things You Need to Know About Application Management

The statistics support Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella’s claim that “every company is a software company.” The average enterprise was already deploying 464 custom applications back in

how to performa comprehensive vulnerability assessment

How to Perform a Comprehensive Network Vulnerability Assessment

Despite growing awareness and prioritization of cybersecurity, close to 22,000 vulnerabilities were published in 2021 alone. This concerning number proves that awareness and a willingness to

iso/iec 27001 compliance and assessment

ISO/IEC 27001 Compliance Self-Assessment: The Ultimate ISO 27001 Requirements Checklist

For organizations looking to reassure customers that excellent data governance is one of their guiding principles, and that they’re doing everything in their power to mitigate

top 8 attack surface management solutions

Top 8 Attack Surface Management Solutions for 2024

Updated 03.2024 The flip side of ubiquitous digital transformation and increased reliance on remote work due to the pandemic is that malicious actors get more opportunities

Identity Governance: What Is It And Why Should DevSecOps Care?

Did you know that the household data of 123 million Americans were recently stolen from Alteryx’s Amazon cloud servers in a single cyberattack? But the blame

What is Log4Shell (the Log4j vulnerability)?

Log4j, Log4j, Log4j. Let’s see you say that 10 times fast. If you can’t, then you may need to learn because Log4j is on the tips

Top 12 AWS Security Tools You Should Know

Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides a large suite of security tools to protect workloads, data, and applications running on AWS cloud infrastructure. Among the 25 AWS-native

The Advanced Guide to Using Kubernetes Secrets

Did you know that Kubernetes is one of the leading open-source projects globally, boasting contributors from Google, Microsoft, and many other tech giants? Kubernetes enjoys the

SOC 1 vs SOC 2 for DevSecOps: Which Do You Need and Why?

SOC 1 and SOC 2 are the most common auditing and reporting frameworks for DevSecOps. This article will compare the differences between the two, and provide insight into which you may choose for different objectives.

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