DEVOPS

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As the importance of securing software supply chains continues to grow, DevSecOps practices are being increasingly adopted to meet this demand. The challenge lies in optimizing these processes to ensure developers embrace ...

Secrets are ranked as the leading cause of data breaches. Combat this by learning how to best use static, rotated, and dynamic secrets. The post What’s in a Secret? Best Practices for ...

By Deb Radcliff, DevSecOps analyst and editor of CodeSecure’s TalkSecure educational content (syndicated at Security Boulevard & YouTube) In this show, Deb interviews two innovative technologists driving the DevOps Automated Governance movement ...

The rise in application modernization is leading many enterprises to embark upon new journeys, innovations, and technologies with their application portfolio management. Strategic shifts in business imperatives have resulted in application modernization ...

Learn how to manage and secure Kubernetes Secrets using Akeyless. Discover the essential role of Kubernetes Secrets for storing sensitive data and how Akeyless enhances their security with encryption, fine-grained access controls, ...

This blog introduces the new Serverless Gateway feature on AWS, highlighting its cost-effective, scalable, and efficient solutions for managing dynamic secrets and keys, along with detailed benefits, use cases, and a guide ...

Microservices and containers are changing the way businesses build, deploy, and manage their applications. Within a short span, these technologies have become the de facto standard for software development and distribution. Kubernetes, ...

Learn how the Akeyless Vaultless Platform equips fintech to navigate the precarious balance between compliance and rapid innovation. The post Achieving Fintech Compliance & Speed appeared first on Akeyless ...

If raccoons were software engineers, they would feel at home inside many enterprise systems. These systems are often full of unused and dead code that was written, fully tested, then altered in ...