It’s been reported that 88% of all data breaches are caused by human error. Even the most security-aware employees are still susceptible to mistakes, especially when it comes to social engineering and the ubiquitous phishing email.

We are going to talk about the best way for developers to up-level security skills so you never get stuck not understanding what a security exception means and using trial error to get something working. We will talk about how to do passwordless logins, Spring authorization server, and key cryptography concepts all devs should know.

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Too often IT sees the impact of issues on infrastructure and eventually determines the causes, but has a hard time figuring out the relationship between them. Most enterprise organizations have some form of monitoring in place but are drowning in data from the systems in use and not getting the visibility they need to understand what is going on.

The day-to-day operations of a business rely on having a top-of-the-line network performance. Customers, employees, managers and business partners require fast access to applications, services and data. When bottlenecks or security breaches occur, identifying these threats immediately is an absolute must. Monitoring networks is necessary for IT departments, but doing so effectively is an even more significant challenge.

During this session, you will learn what is Terraform and how to use it with Qovery to deploy your apps on AWS. And just in a few lines of Terraform file. No blabla, we'll jump fast in the live demo.

"CFEngine: The Agent Is In" is our monthly webinar series, where we show new features, teach best practices, and keep the community informed about everything CFEngine.

Post-mortems are a common practice amongst many organizations, but not everyone knows how to make the most out of an incident. Thomas Duran, Senior Manager of Productivity, from Panther joins us to discuss how to leverage post-mortems to effectively learn from failure.