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Incidents are never fun, but a bad incident response process makes them even less so. How do technical teams mobilize the right people and provide the right context and tooling to rapidly take action and drive incident resolution? With the clock ticking and up to millions of dollars lost per minute of downtime, there’s no time to waste in assembling the right experts.

Unless you spent the last few years on a remote deserted island, you might have noticed some changes in how work gets done at your company. Whether you call it Digital Transformation, DevOps, or Digi-DevOps-ification, it reaches far beyond just your Development and Operations teams.

At PagerDuty, reliability is at the heart of everything that we do. But in order to deliver continuous availability, drive a maniacal focus on customer needs with faster innovation, and support exponentially growing scale, over the years we've had to make significant investments and changes in how we develop and operate products.

Security is top of mind for every organization. But with the rapid pace of change that comes with digital transformation, how do organizations keep their products and solutions secure when they are constantly evolving? Learn how a leading organization is using PagerDuty to improve cybersecurity incident response while building security into its products through DevSecOps practices.

How does Sysdig help monitor and secure your Docker and Kubernetes container environment? Watch to find out.

How to migrate Cacti to Pandora FMS. Learn how to monitor much faster, simpler and with a more intuitive interface.

A combination of average values and standard deviation helps you spot irregularities in help desk operations.

Your software stack likely consists of web servers, search engines, queues, databases, etc. Each part of your stack emits its own metrics and logs. Depending on the size of your team and structure, different team members might have permissions to look at one set of data, but not the other. Some data is needed for troubleshooting and can be discarded after just a few days, while more important data might need to be kept for months for legal or capacity planning purposes.

In Kubernetes, Network Policy allows you to define a policy determining what traffic is allowed to flow to and from specific workloads. By default, Kubernetes permits ingress and egress traffic to and from all pods in a namespace. Without correct configuration your risk of a significant security breach is high. Attend this webinar and learn best practices in configuring Kubernetes network security.

TLS v1.3 introduces several new security improvements over TLS 1.2 but some of these enhancements have an impact on network-based security solutions such as IDS/IPS. While the goal is to enhance the overall security at the application level, there are a few scenarios that are not easily solved when introducing the new technology, especially in Kubernetes environments. Watch this webinar to learn about security and compliance considerations for Kubernetes when implementing TLS v1.3.