Tag: security
Functional Safety in Embedded Design Starts with Code Development
With embedded software likely to become more complex, now is the time to start thinking about functional safety As the world has become increasingly more dependent on embedded systems in functional safety ...
MuseDev Offers DevOps-Optimized Security Code Analyzer
MuseDev today announced it has made available on GitHub under an early access program a code analysis tool dubbed Muse that is designed to surface cybersecurity issues as pull requests are made ...
Making the Move to Edge Computing? Consider ThisÂ
Edge computing has exciting potential, but there are certain considerations to thrive in today's competitive landscape Data is king, especially in the current era of the data-driven business, where a data mindset ...
How to Make DevSecOps a Reality
DevSecOps is an increasingly popular term; however, security vulnerabilities in software continue to proliferate. 2019 saw a surge in web application breaches shining a spotlight on the fact that DevSecOps remains elusive ...
Can NetOps and SecOps Finally Get Along?
For years, the very definition of NetOps and SecOps has involved friction and even contentious relationships that make their respective jobs more difficult and lessen their efficiency and effectiveness. Much of this ...
ShiftLeft Brings Security Workflows to DevOps Processes
ShiftLeft has updated its NextGen Static Analysis (NG SAST) tool to include workflows that are purpose-built for developers. Company CEO Manish Gupta said the security workflows are designed to make it easier ...
DevOps Chats: Shadow Code Security with PerimeterX
When the cloud first caught on, there was a problem with Shadow IT—developers spinning up instances in AWS without the IT team knowing they existed. Now with the ease of CI/DC automated ...
Survey Surfaces Root Causes of DevSecOps Tension
Results of a survey published by SaltStack, a provider of IT automation tools, suggests tensions between cybersecurity and IT professionals on the one side and DevOps teams on the other are running ...
WordPress Hacks: Best Ways to Protect WordPress from Hacking
Yakshit Bose | | CMS, continuous monitoring, hacking, security, Shield WordPress Security, SSL certificates, Web Application Firewall, web monitoring, WordPressWhen it comes to website security, even an iota of prevention is really worth a large pool of measures to restore a website from its affected state. WordPress websites are most vulnerable ...
Despite Downturn, Enterprise IT Budgets Remain Intact
Mike Vizard | | AIOps, cloud infrastructure, cloud-native, compliance, hiring, IT spending, network performance, security, technology budgetA survey of 137 IT operations leaders at companies in the U.S with at least 500 employees and an annual IT budget in excess of $5 million finds a surprising amount of ...
Keys to the Kingdom: Protect Your Server from Hackers
Automation and DevOps undeniably improve the agility and responsiveness of IT. Most of us have taken up at least a bit of the wave of automation that DevOps and Agile have brought ...
ClickShare Vulnerabilities May Have Been Patched, But They Mask a Much Bigger Problem
Matias Madou | | automation platform, Barco, ClickShare, Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures, CVE, devsecops, imaging technology, securityI think we can all recall a time in recent memory where, in a meeting or at a conference, someone has had issues with presentation technology. It happens so often that there ...
