Think like a Dev, act like an Op and harness Security – Part One
Creating software is a perpetual journey. Just like relationships, technologies start young ...
Home Depot, Target, and the business of being owned
There has recently been some interesting news. It seems that The Home Depot, both in the US ...
When Moving to DevOps, Security Can Enhance the Ride
DevOps and continuous integration and deployment efforts boost productivity and agility, but ...
The State of Endpoint Security in Virtual Environments
There’s no question that the majority of organizations are virtualizing servers, and ...
Pointers on Not Being an APT Statistic (or How I Learned to Love Bug)
Several weeks ago we started a series dedicated to considering APTs (Advanced Persistent ...
“AV is dead”: declarations and language
There has been quite a bit of marketing effort put into declaring that AV is dead. It is ...
Advanced Persistent Threats – Silver Bullets That Fail
This is the second post from a series we thought necessary to dedicate to APTs (Advanced ...
APTs and the next generation security - technology facelift or real innovation?
This is the first post in a series dedicated to the trendiest, most disputed and most used ...
Security Solutions Offer MSPs a Great Opportunity for Business Growth, But Service Providers Must Address the Licensing Issues
Managed services providers (MSPs) are experiencing a world of change these days, as cloud ...
DevOps and SecOps – the Impossible Conciliation?
When dealing with greatness and great companies one should try to find out what it is that ...
Count your blessings: Cloud options for Disaster Recovery
You are part of an industry leading organization with thousands of customers, but do you ...
When Amazon Zigs, Everyone Else Zigs and Zags
For the most part, corporate press releases are boring. It’s an exercise in patting oneself ...
