The Decline of Hardware Knowledge in the Era of Cloud Native Compute
In today's computing ecosystem, I would very much be considered a cloud-native engineer. My first job in the industry saw me deploying cloud hosted platforms on Rackspace and AWS infrastructure, and I have been specializing in AWS ever since. To me, highly available cloud deployments are the basics, the norm,
How often have you heard "Code to an interface"? I'm sure, at least a few times, and I know it can be hard to understand at first. I've been there, so let's see what it means.
I use 9 messaging services to varying degrees: Slack, Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, Signal, SMS, Google Voice, and Twitter. Not counting various narrower inboxy things for vertic…
To handle the evolving nature of phishing threats, Message Query Language (MQL) was created to gain visibility into email attack patterns and give defenders control of their email environment.
Back when I was coding in 2007, my stack was straightforward. I had a shared hosting provider that cost me about 2 dollars per month (which I paid for a
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BackBox bolsters network automation platform with zero-trust tools
Upgrades to BackBox’s automation platform are aimed at making it easier for network teams to implement zero-trust security functions, including privileged access management and vulnerability management.
Move beyond tech silos with secure, outcome-driven, and converged networking solutions
Embracing a platform approach to secure networking ensures IT leaders have the flexibility to chart their organization’s path to convergence based on its unique functional requirements, preferred consumption models, and business objectives.