Using a Least Privilege Framework to Boost DevSecOps
Arick Goomanovsky, Chief Business Officer, Ermetic, shares how DevSecOps can get a much needed boost with the implementation of a least privilege framework.
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Why Businesses Are Fed Up With MSPs And Top Tips to Win Back Their Trust
Businesses are quickly losing patience with their MSPs because of their inability to support digital transformation. But all is not lost. Here’s how MSPs can win back the trust.
Journey to the Edge (of Computing) with these 5 Best Practices
Scott Loughmiller, chief product officer and co-founder of Scale Computing, shares five simple best practices for efficient and effective edge computing deployment.
Can Unions 2.0 Exist in the Digital Age?
It almost seemed like an anachronism. This week, hundreds of drivers for popular ride-hailing apps Uber and Lyft went on strike in more than a dozen cities …
Are Graph Databases the Next Big Thing for Big Data Analytics?
Graph databases explicitly highlight the relationship between datasets using a flexible flowchart architecture. Learn how this improves analytics performance and helps prepare for Big Data.
Mitigating Zero Day Attacks With a Detection, Prevention and Response Strategy
The zero-day attacks will exist until human error and supply chain attacks exist. The companies must implement the right strategies for managing ZDA.
Halt the Alerts: It’s Time to Democratize Threat Detection
Karthik Kannan of Anvilogic shares why threat detection technologies must be democratized for all SOC teams.
How Enhancing Cloud Visibility Can Help Minimize Security Concerns in 2022
Adopting multi-cloud strategies and the transition to public cloud is becoming the new normal, thus widening an already vulnerable attack surface. Resolving …
5 Marketing Tactics that Won’t Exist by 2021
Digital marketing can often seem like an arms race, especially in the zero-sum world of SEO and social media marketing, where only a handful of messages get…
Ad Tech? Marketing Tech? What They Mean and the Difference between the Two
A fact that most professionals from the sphere of marketing and advertising generally don’t admit is the existing confusion that surrounds ‘ad tech’ and ‘marketing tech’. One basic difference between the two is their respective target audiences. While the target segments of marketing tech are known (existing) customers, ad tech looks to reach anonymous audiences. But when you try to delve into the depths of the two, differentiating them is not easy.