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Leveraging Automation for Continuous Protection in the Public Cloud
Public cloud creates new security and compliance risks. Whether you are responsible for IT, security or DevOps you can benefit from an automated model to achieve continuous security and compliance. Here’s how.
Security and Compliance Automation
When It Comes to Cloud Security, What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You
Why You Need an Automated Approach to Cloud Security and Compliance
Leveraging a Security-First Approach to Compliance
Four Steps to Bolstering Public Cloud Security
Accelerate DevOps by Automating Security
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6 common problems with open source code integration
Open source provides its fair share of benefits for businesses that put it to use. However, don't ignore these six hazards that ...
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The basics of working with pseudocode
Writing pseudocode is a great way to practice problem-solving skills, a crucial aspect in programming. It helps developers ...
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Hybrid cloud connectivity best practices and considerations
Private and public clouds stress networks in different ways and don't always play well together. Here's what to know to set up a ...
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Use resource tagging to optimize cloud costs
When it comes to cost management in cloud computing, tags and additional metadata can help with reporting, allocation and ...
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6 green coding best practices and how to get started
Software developers can support sustainability efforts via a range of green coding tactics. These best practices range from ...
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The dos and don'ts of scalability testing
Effective scalability testing helps to evaluate customer experience, protect against major failures and safeguard an ...
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Key takeaways from KubeCon + CloudNativeCon 2023
Over 14,000 attendees took in KubeCon + CloudNativeCon 2023 from Chicago and saw major announcements across the board in ...
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Geek gift guide 2023: Security first, at home and on the go
The COVID-19 public health emergency officially ended in 2023, but the threat of cyberattacks grew. Geeks had security on their ...