The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX) designates management review controls (MRCs) as one of the required internal controls. MRCs are the reviews of key financial information conducted by a company’s management to assess its reasonableness and accuracy. They are a key aspect of a public company’s internal control over financial reporting (ICFR).

Back in the good old days of monolithic applications, most developers and application owners relied on tribal knowledge for what performance to expect. Although applications could be incredibly complex, the understanding of their inner workings usually resided within a relative few in the organization. Application performance was managed informally and measured casually.

This week marked the release of Kubernetes 1.16 and, like previous releases, delivers a range of exciting new features and enhancements that showcase its rapid velocity and maturity, driven by a community of more than 32,000 individual contributors. At StackRox, we have always viewed one of the greatest advantages of Kubernetes’ design to be its inherent extensibility and scalability, which continues to be evidenced by several updates in this latest version.

The Kubernetes project released patches yesterday for kubectl 1.13, 1.14, and 1.15, and also released kubectl 1.16.0 along with the release of Kubernetes 1.16. The previous versions were patched to address ongoing security vulnerabilities with the kubectl cp subcommand that could allow critical files to be overwritten or exfiltrated by accidental or malicious replacements when copying from a running container.

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This is a guest post contributed by Brant Hubbard, CEO & Founder, RHONDOS.

“Our UI Tests Hit the APIs” This is a true statement. It’s always true when you are doing things such as testing native mobile applications, for example. The problem is that it implies something that isn’t true. It implies that APIs are then being tested, which is not the case. The APIs are being triggered and running, but that is not a test. There is a big difference between being in class during roll call, versus passing a test.

Vacationers using mobile apps to reserve their hotel rooms have recently been hit by a targeted skimming attack. Trend Micro found a series of security incidents that took place earlier this morning where the booking sites belonging to two popular hotel chains were hit by credit card skimming malware known as Magecart.

So far it was only possible to publish data from Talend Data Integration to Tableau Server indirectly. In this blog post we present a custom Talend Component, that enables Talend to publish data directly to Tableau Server without any detours.

Get a visual representation of your team’s day-to-day workload using the new Float and Teamwork Projects integration, so you can manage resources effectively and allocate work evenly. With a calendar view of who’s working on which tasks, and how long they’re going to take, you get a bird’s eye view of your team’s workload.

One of our promises when launching Teamwork Desk 2.0 was that we would deliver features and enhancements faster than before — and we’re staying true to our word. Here’s an overview of some great new additions that will make you more efficient so you can continue to deliver exceptional support to your customers. All of the updates listed below are only available on Teamwork Desk 2.0, so to start trying them out, be sure to make the switch.