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SOC 1 or SOC 2, which should you comply with and why?

Organizations today are more vulnerable than ever to cyberattacks and data breaches. Whether the attack is executed by an external actor or an insider, the unauthorized intrusion comes at a great cost. This cost may differ, depending on several factors. These include the cause of the breach, the actions taken to remediate the incident, whether there is a history of data infringements, what data was compromised, and how the organization aligned with the authorities and regulators.

Root Cause Analysis in IT: Collaborating to Improve Availability

The shift to remote work changed the way IT teams collaborate. Instead of walking over to a colleague’s desk, co-workers collaborate digitally. Looking forward, many companies will continue some form of remote work by taking a hybrid approach. Root cause analysis in IT will always require collaboration as teams look to improve service availability and prevent problems. Sitting in front of the same screen and looking at the same data makes it easy to discuss problems.

NGINX Ingress Controller Template

We set out with a plan this year to nurture and grow our developer ecosystem. In 2020, we launched our Template Library to empower joint users of LogDNA and our partners to have an out-of-the-box logging experience from every layer of their stack. As the use of these templates has grown, users have told us that they save them time from manually creating Views, Boards, and Screens, and helps them gain insight from their logs much quicker.

Serverless360: Let systems communicate with Azure Integration Services

How do I let my systems talk with each other in the Cloud, or let's say in Azure? Well, Microsoft's answer to that is Azure Integration Services (AIS) - consisting of Logic Apps, API Management, Event Grid, and the Service Bus. With these components, you can build solutions in Azure to facilitate communication between on-premise systems, SaaS systems or Azure services, or what is known as integration.

Tigera: Kubernetes Security and Compliance for Regulated Environments

Speed and agility are important-but not at the expense of security. Join Fortinet and Tigera to learn how you can extend the security practices and compliance standards, such as PCI-DSS, SOX and HIPAA of traditional regulated networks to your Kubernetes environments. You will learn how security and compliance can keep pace with the application development lifecycle to help you scale your services faster - without compromising security.

Tigera: How to reduce the attack surface of Docker base images

Vulnerabilities in base images are one of the biggest concerns for container security. Container scanning tools list hundreds of vulnerable Linux libraries, many of which are not needed by your application. Scratch images are one option for reducing vulnerabilities in base images, but building them with a reduced attack surface is not easy. In this webinar, You will learn how to containerize a production application using scratch images and determine its runtime dependencies, containerize them ultimately reducing the attack surface significantly.

Tigera: Hands-on EKS workshop for K8s security and observability

In this EKS-focused workshop for Kubernetes security and observability, you will work with a Calico expert to learn how to design, deploy, and observe security and networking policies in an EKS environment. You will come away from this workshop with an understanding of how others in your industry are doing Kubernetes security and observability in AWS EKS, and with best practices that you can implement in your own organization.

CloudZero: Measuring Your Unit Cost and COGS on AWS

Mapping cloud cost to business metrics, like unit cost and cost of goods sold (COGS) can become increasingly challenging as you scale. In this webinar, Tim Buntel, CPO at CloudZero, will discuss how you can get seamless visibility into the cost to build and run your products, in the context of your business. Four cost dimensions you should be using to measure cost against your business KPIs. Steps you can take to measure your unit cost, cost of goods sold, cost per tenant, cost per customer, and more.