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atlassian

Keeping your code secure in the cloud

Sep 23, 2024 By Ash Moosa In Atlassian
In this blog, we walk through Atlassian's cloud security practices and the controls we give you inside Bitbucket to maintain enterprise-grade security, without the overhead of managing it internally. Security is an essential part of Atlassian's offerings. We manage code and data for over 300,000 customers who serve hundreds of millions of users. To secure data at the scale we operate, we invest more in security than most individual organizations can.
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opsmatters

How Automated Threat Detection & Eradication Enhances Cybersecurity

Sep 22, 2024 By OpsMatters In OpsMatters
As businesses across the globe become increasingly reliant on cloud computing and digital infrastructures, the need for robust cybersecurity measures has never been more critical. For organisations, a growing hub of innovation, adoptingautomated threat detection and eradication strategies is essential in maintaining a secure cloud environment. The shift to cloud services has opened new opportunities for companies to scale and operate efficiently, but it also presents a unique set of security challenges.
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opsmatters

Why Outsourced Tech Support Companies Are the Key to Efficient Operations

Sep 22, 2024 By OpsMatters In OpsMatters
In today's fast-paced digital landscape, maintaining seamless operations often hinges on the ability to provide top-notch technical support. But for many businesses, handling tech support internally can become overwhelming, time-consuming, and expensive. This is where outsourced tech support companies come into play. They offer the expertise, efficiency, and scalability that businesses need to stay competitive while reducing overhead costs.
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websitepulse

A Guide to Practicing Good Email Hygiene to Prevent Spam Traps

Sep 20, 2024 By Simon Rodgers In WebSitePulse
More than 300 billion emails are sent every day, a staggering number. If you focus more on business-related emails, the average office worker sends 40 emails per day, and the average person receives 121 business-related emails every day. With so many emails being sent and received, is it any surprise that a lot end up in the spam folder? Email hygiene should be a primary focus if you're an email marketer or if you send regular emails as part of your job.
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cfengine

Feature Friday #28: Restricting individual promises using if and unless

Sep 20, 2024 By Nick Anderson In CFEngine
Class expressions are powerful. They let you restrict the context for multiple promises in a single statement. What if you want to further control the context of a specific promise? Let’s take a look at a contrived example: /tmp/feature-friday-28-0.cf command output Here, we have a report showing the distribution we’re running through class expressions protecting the individual promises. We would see I love Linux! on Linux hosts.
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tigera

Standalone Service Mesh Solution or Lightweight Option: Which is Right for You?

Sep 20, 2024 By Phil DiCorpo In Tigera
Service mesh is a tool for adding observability, security, and traffic management capabilities at the application layer. A service mesh is intended to help developers and site reliability engineers (SREs) with service-to-service communication within Kubernetes clusters. The challenges involved in deploying and managing microservices led to the creation of the service mesh, but service mesh solutions themselves introduce complexities and challenges.
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Cribl

Drowning in Your SIEM's Archive? Save on Costs and Get Quick Access to Data With Cribl Lake

Sep 19, 2024 By Rick Salsa In Cribl
We hear it often—data volumes are growing at a 28% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) year over year, and organizations struggle to manage it all. With no additional money in their budgets, they can’t afford to store more and more data in their SIEM, which in most cases means being uncompliant or, worse, not having older data readily available in the case of a recently discovered breach. I’ve repeatedly heard that the data they have archived is practically inaccessible.
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