Tag: IT security
AIOps Greasing the Wheel of Digital Security amid COVID-19
Amid the most challenging era for business infrastructures and transformations, AIOps (AI for IT Operations) can help industries operating in the digital environment to be vigilant when it comes to network operations ...
Who’s Responsible for Security? Apparently, It Depends
More than 10 years after organizations began implementing DevOps, responsibility for security still resembles the proverbial chicken and egg dilemma. GitLab's 2020 Global DevSecOps Survey asked developers, security team members, operations pros and ...
DevSecOps: A Renewed Commitment to Secure Delivery, Part 2
If done right, DevSecOps eliminates the cultural roadblocks that often prevent organizations from getting IT security proactively involved with development and operations. Barriers are the last thing any organization should contend with ...
DevSecOps: A Renewed Commitment to Secure Delivery, Part 1
Security has never been as high a priority than it is today, as companies fear they’ll be the next headline, the next victim of a data breach. Executives also worry about applications ...
Moving Security Beyond SSH and PKI
contributor | | BeyondCorp, credentials, data security, ephemeral client certificates, IT security, PKI, PKI certificates, security, SSH, zero-trustSSH (secure shell) is still the most common method of remotely accessing a Linux server, which makes it a common target for attackers attempting to infiltrate corporate networks. While the protocol itself ...
Q&A: Michael Beckley, CTO/CCO, Appian
Alan Shimel | | Appian, cloud services, containers, devops, enterprise, IPO, IT security, microservices, QARecently I had the chance to speak with Michael Beckley, chief technical officer and chief customer officer at Appian, about his company's move to go public and the DevOps space in general ...
Improve IT Security by Improving Company Culture
All around the world, cybercrime rates are rising, and it’s clear that traditional criminals are constantly developing new ways to attack. These days, wreaking havoc requires nothing more than internet connectivity and ...
Meeting the Need for Speed in Cyber Threat Response
contributor | | automation, cyberattack, cyberthreat, data breach, hackers, IT security, security information and event management, security response, SIEMIn the very early days of the internet, hackers most likely were "lone wolves." They might be an unhappy customer, a disgruntled employee or a tech-savvy youth who just wanted to see ...