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LTS vs. upgrades: which future are you building for?

How should businesses decide between sticking to an LTS release or moving to a continuous upgrade model? In this episode, we explore the trade-offs, from stability and security to innovation and agility, and why flexibility in your upgrade policy is key to long-term success. We break down when LTS makes sense, when frequent upgrades deliver the most value, and how to balance both to keep your business secure, stable, and ready for what’s next.

A CISO's guide to Application Security best practices

When most people think about the most important ingredients of software, Application Security (AppSec) is unlikely to be at the top of the list… but it should be. Without AppSec, you face severe risks of data breaches, massive fines, enraged users, and severe financial losses.

Getting closer to space with Canonical #ubuntu #space #shorts

@EuropeanSpaceAgency is scaling to support more missions than ever. Canonical makes it possible with open source infrastructure built for space. Watch the full video to see how we're helping ESA automate, scale, and future-proof its operations. Subscribe for more tech stories from space.

What craft means for Canonical

Last month Jon Seager (our Vice President for Ubuntu Engineering) wrote about crafting software: Multiple Canonical products have craft in their names: Snapcraft, Charmcraft, Rockcraft (and there are others in the works). Our craft products are tools for making software, for the software craftsperson. To be a maker of tools comes with responsibilities – when you decide what tools should be like, you are also deciding how people should work.

Microsoft Office 365 Update and Linux Security Enhancements

Microsoft extends rollback support for Office 365 updates to two months and discloses a vulnerability without zero-day exploits. SQL updates now require specific version and driver fixes. Ivanti releases three security updates addressing 11 CVEs, while a partnership with Tuck Care improves Linux patching. Misconceptions about Linux security are addressed, emphasizing the need for regular updates to mitigate risks from notable CVEs across distributions.