Webinars – Where the DevOps World Learns
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How to Monitor Your Business’s DevOps Vital Signs
The future is DAO: The distributed autonomous organization. But if we expect our leaders to become transformational and distribute their authority to autonomous teams, we have to give them effective oversight. This means we need to make our work visible and show progress in DevOps evolution as organizations digitally transform.
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Future Proofing Healthcare Security
The future of healthcare will be personalized, uberized, and smart, supported by amazing technological advances. With it, however, will come great cybersecurity challenges. Hackers are preparing as we speak. This talk will gaze into the future and delve into the hacker’s mind to discuss how each stakeholder in the ecosystem can future proof themselves in […]
Find out more »Security Partnership: The Benefits and Challenges of High Velocity Code Release
How do you address the security challenges associated with high velocity code release? If you are exploring the double-edged sword that is open source code, this webcast will share the strategies you need in order to effectively build security into the development process without slowing down developers. We’ll be joined by DevOps industry experts who […]
Find out more »Access Control Design Best Practices
Access Control is necessary for security at almost every layer within a web application. This webcast will cover several of the critical access control anti-patterns commonly found during website security audits. These access control anti-patterns include hard-coded security policies, lack of horizontal access control, direct object reference issues, and "fail open" access control mechanisms, to […]
Find out more »Hackers’ Rights
Do you understand the difference between a hacker and an attacker? The words are often used interchangeably, but they are far from synonymous. In fact, the many misconceptions around what a hacker is (and is not) have created more than confusion: Hackers have prosecuted, and some states and companies are even using regulations against hackers. […]
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Cloud-Native Resilience and Disaster Recovery With YugabyteDB in OpenShift
Kubernetes is emerging as the de facto cloud-native runtime for stateless and stateful workloads in production. How can you deploy stateful workloads and databases so they remain available during infrastructure failures and maintenance activities such as software upgrades? This session will cover the architectural considerations and benefits of running YugabyteDB on OpenShift for cloud-native apps […]
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Has DevOps Hit a Wall? And How Do We Push Through It?
DevOps is a continuously evolving process. Organizations should approach DevOps as a constant journey of development and IT operations integration and optimization instead of a static goal or a final destination. While it is well-known that the main benefit of DevOps is breaking down silos between development and operations and faster delivery of software with […]
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